Sentence examples for sensation more from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rigby described this sensation more succinctly: "When he looks at you, he scares you".

This might be because the face regains sensation more rapidly than the hands.

With meditation, the instructor said, he had found an edge "by tuning into that sensation more reliably".

Much like Marmite though, eating it was about sensation more than a flavour, a brutal mouth mugging which somehow fixed in my teenage mind as enjoyable.

Like Doris Duke herself, the eagles had become something of a sensation: more than 7.6 million people had watched them on a webcam.

Cattelan's horse comes off as gaudy and smug — emblematic of a cul de sac (art as engineered sensation, more or less) that most of the artists in the show strive to escape.

Call it an attempt at charm, honesty or a surrender to my condition, but I've learned to appreciate such sensations more than I used to.

Then it trains the patient to appreciate her body's functions and sensations more than appearance; being able to give birth and enjoy dancing, for example, have little to do with looking perfect.

There are few sensations more pleasurable than the feeling of my cock against a woman's leg hair.

Great fiction uses simple but elaborately crafted words on paper or screen to creates sights, sounds, smells and sensations more vivid than reality.

Hence what we are actually measuring are differences in response to sensations more than an amount of signs of disease.