Sentence examples for sensation created from inspiring English sources

But that isn't the sensation created here.

The overall sensation created here, though, is of mystery.

CHRISTMAS-MORNING FEELING A sensation created by stimulus to the anterior amygdala that leaves one with a strong sense of expectation.

But the world finally got to hear the hotly anticipated follow-up to "Gangnam Style", the global sensation created by South Korean rapper Psy.

The heat sensation created by these capsaicinoids is such a defining aspect of this crop that the genus name Capsicum comes from the Greek kapto, which means 'to bite'.

In 2014, a similar judgment had been made about the giraffe in Copenhagen, known as Marius; its death became a social-media sensation, created panic in the international zoo business, and revealed a proud Danish unfussiness about animal mortality.

In France the novel was an instant literary sensation, creating the sort of shock that Truman Capote caused American readers in 1966 with his minutely detailed account of a lurid Kansas murder, "In Cold Blood".

All about sensation, it created precisely that when it was published by Little, Brown in 1966.

If the sensation he created in Pittsburgh is any indication, he seems destined for big things, and soon.

That might appear to be frou-frou, but being a fashion sensation, it created many jobs in the fashion and supporting industries.

The sensation Poe created with his cryptography stunts played a major role in popularizing cryptograms in newspapers and magazines.