Sentence examples for sensation not from inspiring English sources

A different sensation, not tears, a wave of hatred, came over Andreas.

The trip back to Brooklyn was fueled by the true sports fan's most exquisite sensation — not joy, but relief.

That statement caused a sensation not only because of the offices Burg held but also because of his ambitions.

It was a publishing sensation, not only selling in large numbers but also provoking parodies and imitations, attacks and eulogies.

At its best, Given to the Wild introduces you to a sensation not previously derived from the Maccabees' oeuvre: of songs not really doing what you'd expect.

A social interaction makes him feel "a sensation not unlike clicking 'send' for a finished draft of a long e-mail".

On a first encounter, they create sensations not yet transformed into feelings.

As mighty industrialists, they adapted in the nick of time, understanding that the future was about marketing sensations, not just selling widgets.

The oral sensations not only satisfy foodies, but also on a primal level, protect animals from toxic substances.

For example, when I get hit by a baseball thrown 90 mph I focus on my pain sensations, not the qualities of the ball.

I tried to stay inside my own head and focus on the bodily sensations, not who was delivering them.