The show was a sensation, making Belzoni rich.
The sensation made him feel anxious; it was unfamiliar but not altogether unpleasant.
Finally, I tasted; the fruity, spicy sensation made me momentarily understand why the Mayans, considered inventors of chocolate, were said to sacrifice humans in exchange for a good cocoa crop.
There were films that divided, in 2010, like Luca Guadagnino's "I Am Love," whose peach-like ripeness of sensation made some recoil, but which to others, a mite less embarrassable, showed with fine, Italianate panache how uncontrollable feelings can be held and sustained by an organizing eye.
The plants themselves look unremarkable and it was a strange sensation making the visit under such stringent conditions.
Other names directly refer to visible things, whose multiplicity and accessibility to sensation make them easy for us to understand.
Researchers found that the participants who had the touch sensation made fewer mistakes -- about half as many as those who didn't have the touch sensation.
The irreverent "Laugh-In," which premiered as a weekly show Jan . 22 , 1968became a national sensation, making stars of previously little-known performers such as Goldie Hawn, Lily Tomlin and Jo Anne Worley.
Kershaw's mistakes on the mound were compounded by Yasiel Puig's mistakes in right field, as the rookie sensation made a couple of misguided throws in the third inning and a fielding error in the fifth.
Now, if any of the above sensations makes you feel cutting edge or even slightly excited, I can honestly say you'll be jumping for joy after experiencing.
