Sentence examples for sensation comes from inspiring English sources

"All of a sudden the strangest sensation comes over you.

Usually, when this sensation comes over him, it means she's fallen asleep.

Happily, no such sensation comes to mind during this no-nonsense hour.

For a real kick, the spear-like leaves of water pepper give a burning chilli heat, although it's deceptive at first before the burning sensation comes out.

I know the sensation comes from nerves and blood vessels, but it feels like a creature with its own will pushing itself through my skull.

Now when she walks her dogs near the beach, a strange sensation comes over her: she is standing below sea level, and the waves 100 yards away are crashing over her head.

But what if that sensation came true?

The unsettling sensation came back when I bought a bag of my favorite organic frozen French fries.

(Pain and temperature sensation coming from the surface of the body is called exteroceptive, while sensory information arising from tendons, muscles, or joint capsules is called proprioceptive).

Three years after "Blue Man Group: Tubes" opened, another Off Broadway sensation came on the scene with no talking, even more drumming and a familiar joke in common.

'Stomp' Three years after "Blue Man Group: Tubes" opened, another Off Broadway sensation came on the scene with no talking, even more drumming and a familiar joke in common.