It would activate large surfaces of the body (that is, the brain) and create rich sensations.
Komunyakaa's fifteenth poetry collection unfolds in a world of rich sensations, laden with mythological and Elizabethan imagery.
I didn't realize until I had that first nibble of food once again how being able to savor, sip and taste fills the body with every rich sensations of being alive.
All this sounds rich in sensation, a quality much prized by the Victorians, but the movie, adapted from the novel by Peter Ackroyd and directed by Juan Carlos Medina, is, alas, rarely as poised as its leading man.
Fat not only gives food a rich and creamy sensation, but also carries most of the substances that deliver taste.
Roasted quail with tangy cider-braised skin nullified the usual annoyance of carving the tiny bird, and the bacon-and-mustard-infused barley stuffed inside it was rich and delicious, sensations not usually associated with cereal grains.
His answer to these questions sought not just to explain how this person would acquire ideas of space and of external objects, but to prove that nothing more would be needed for it to acquire all the knowledge and all of the abilities that we have other than just to experience a sufficiently rich array of sensations.
Not when whipped double cream is cleaner and earthier, yet still delivers that essential sensation of rich, creamy indulgence.
Then into this tasteful scene, Pearce throws a grenade of colour: rich purple Allium 'Purple Sensation' and its subtler parent A. aflatuense – hundreds of purple pompoms, floating above the hostas and bobbing among the ferns.
Rich people enjoy this sensation, but it is not transferrable to starving Ethiopians, and even if it were, I suspect they'd rather have a couple of crates of Cheetos.The actual resources that went into making up the bag are transferrable, but the poor of the world are not primarily in need of finer grades of leather.
Carter becomes an overnight plaintiff bar sensation (and rich).
