Sentence examples for sensation familiar from inspiring English sources

In a sensation familiar to anyone who exercises, your legs die beneath you.

Brooding and meditative, it has the feeling of being pulled just a few degrees away from reality, a sensation familiar to anyone who has wandered slowly and bewildered through the months and years after a sudden bereavement.

It took him eight years to get his degree from Arizona State; filled with a forlorn sensation familiar to Native Americans, he kept leaving the reservation only to come back, over and over.

All vivid, particularised sensations, familiar from revisiting though somehow no less convincing each time round.

The sensation is familiar to people who have tried to hold their breath.

Right now it seems an end in itself — a place where you can gawk at practices and objects that offer titillation and sensation, replacing familiar reality with another.

Closer to "experience": to say that there was a cat on a mat was just to say that certain patterns of sensation (certain familiar visual, tactile and aural appearances) were to be expected under certain circumstances.

I didn't know I knew what pennies tasted like, but apparently my childhood palate had enjoyed more than just Nerf Balls and paint chips, because the sensation was familiar.

The vibration can be "a familiar sensation," Van Kirk said, adding that the sensation can "help to relax the pubococcygeus muscles which wrap in a figure eight around the vaginal opening and around the anus".

Not least because this was becoming an unexpectedly familiar sensation.

For veteran England-watchers this was a familiar sensation.