As Harvey says of Jacob: "He is giddy with the sensation that nothing, nothing, not even himself, is certain.
More and more, I experience the sensation that nothing is real – like it's all a dream.
The sensation that nothing can hurt you is the body's way of announcing that you've already been hurt too much.
Cliché is great so long as everything's resolved, but Dead Island ends in an entirely confusing way, with new characters thrown into the mix far too late on for them to feel worthwhile, leading to the sensation that nothing you've done has really had an effect on the story.
That is, the sensation has nothing to do with the body sensation derived from such behavioral properties.
How can I feel this overwhelming sensation -- and "nothing is happening"?
The sensation was like nothing she'd felt before ― drowsiness, dizziness, total lack of control.
"You begin with a sensation, and perhaps nothing more," she explains, "but after that, you look for an image that will enable you to share that sensation, that feeling, with an audience".
That they have inner lives, lives filled with highly particular memories and sensations, means, cosmically, nothing.
Mr. Stewart can be scathing in his dismantling of politicians' spin — he took apart former Under Secretary of Defense Douglas Feith's rationalizations about the Iraq war with Aesopian logic and fury — but there is nothing sensation-seeking or mean-spirited about his exchanges.
