Sentence examples for sensation of floating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gries found considerable inspiration in the sensation of floating.

Despite his age (80), didn't some small part of his body recall the sensation of floating?

Schumann's melodic Rhenish Symphony created the pleasant sensation of floating down the Rhine, a sort of less-exalted Water Music.

One is a sensation of floating disembodied above your own physical self looking down from the ceiling, as it were.

However firmly your feet are planted on the floor, it is hard to escape the sensation of floating.

I picked up speed, and as my skis planed atop the powder I had the sensation of floating.

People who report out-of-body experiences, or sensations of floating, or religious transformation, often are preoccupied with the experience afterward, but do not see it as having a negative impact on their lives.

The glassy reflections created a sense of floating in the air, so you felt at once menaced by oil and in danger of falling: as I write this I remember that strange sensation of both claustrophobia and vertigo.

The Whitney piece was a radical experiment in dialing art down to almost nothing: simply a white translucent polyester scrim bisecting the open space, extending from the ceiling down to about eye level, with a black painted line on the wall creating the sensation of seeing floating rectangles.

At its worst, this gave me the sensation of having died and being compelled to haunt myself, of floating three or four feet behind the action.

Seeing the movie in 3-D and close to the screen (as I did) delivers the sensation of jetting about in a space walk, and then, when catastrophe strikes, of floating untethered in space, with a breathtaking immediacy.