Sentence examples for sensation of control from inspiring English sources

You have a greater sensation of control.

He is "exhilarated by the sensation of control" and by his discovery of "the miracle of his own agency".

Simultaneously, throttle response has been enhanced with a new electric motor that is fitted to the valve timing system ― drivers will have more instantaneous power with the accelerator pedal, a driving dynamic that improves the sensation of control.

There is safety and comfort on the carousel of analysis; it churns the sensation of control within us.

This was especially disconcerting when going around long, sweeping curves; the driver loses nearly all sensation of control of the vehicle.

Nursing knowledge regarding the fears of the patient and knowing how to act to achieve the greatest emotional well-being increases the sensation of control of the patients.

Many people do not like the sensation of losing control and having their feelings and actions determined by a drug.

The minimal self includes embodiment or body-ownership (the sense of our consciousness residing in a body) and agency (the sensation of willed control over the movements of that body), which under normal conditions are in complete accord, such that "my body does what I will it to do".

The final study determined that external cues – a soft waterfall, dripping tap, or young child whining for a toilet, for example - could produce greater sensations of bladder control, which in turn could influence participants' overall self-control.

This was inspired partly by the kerfuffle over superinjunctions, and partly by the strange out-of-control sensation that takes grip on certain news days – such as the day Gordon Brown was virtually commanded to apologise to Gillian Duffy in front of the rolling news networks.

Being out of work can be an out-of-control sensation.