Sentence examples for sensation akin from inspiring English sources

"I literally have this swimming feeling in my head," he said yesterday afternoon, describing a sensation akin to drunkenness.

During the free-fall portion of each parabola, we experienced 20 seconds of weightlessness, a sensation akin to swimming without water.

The recent history of gay rights has produced a sensation akin to scuba-divers' vertigo — the dizzying ascent from the depths to the surface.

When he was done, the teammate reeled him in as Kitajima continued to stroke, a sensation akin to riding a wave into shore.

The recent history of gay rights has produced a sensation akin to scuba-divers' vertigo the dizzying ascent from the depths to the surface.

After his 2002 capture, Nashiri's interrogators revved a power drill near his head, threatened him with a gun and waterboarded him, producing a sensation akin to drowning.

The sensation is akin to what tiny mammals must feel in the shadow of a circling hawk, Penn mused.

The transformation of Mr. Oliveira's childhood pastime into an art-world sensation is akin to what happened decades ago in New York with graffiti and hip-hop.

The result is a remarkably clear-tasting, slightly sweet cocktail, with a palate-cleansing sensation almost akin to that of a vitamin water.

Originating in a quasi-scientific study of color perception, Mr. Anuszkiewicz's art arrives at an intensity of sensation surprisingly akin to that which Ms. Posner's best work attains by proceeding from expressionism and myth.

Even on such a stable and user-friendly craft (with a 1,050-pound 1,050-poundp it aright), the sensation was akeelto steering a locomotive by subtly maneuvering a pool cue.