Sentence examples for sensation because of from inspiring English sources

The case caused a media sensation because of Ms. Grubman's high profile.

It became a sensation because of its open sexuality and how it dealt honestly with the double standards between men and women.

At 23, Lil' Buck, more formally known as Charles Riley, has already become an Internet sensation because of his limber style of street dancing, known as jookin.

Written by E L James, the book version of "Fifty Shades of Grey" became a publishing sensation because of its depiction of kinky sex, selling roughly 70 million copies in print and e-book formats worldwide.

Ueli Steck, a Swiss mountaineer, has become an Internet sensation because of his record climb up the face of the 13,000-plus-foot Eiger, a classic Alps challenge first climbed in 1938.

"I have a bittersweet sensation because of the result but this team has picked itself up before many times".

Heart-focused anxiety (HFA) is the fear of cardiac-related stimuli and sensations because of their perceived negative consequences.

For example, Peter Benchley's Jaws was probably a good enough story to find readers at any time, but became a mid-70s sensation because the implications of the plot - horrible, sudden death in a holiday resort - reflected the neuroses of an affluent American generation enduring both a cold war and an oil war.

Direct realism is attractive as a theory of sensation because it seems clear what the objects of sensation are.

Lucky blighter - and he gets to be an overnight sensation just because of an ad?

The arrival of Mr. Locke in China in August 2011 created a minor sensation there because of his Chinese ancestry and American behavior.