Sentence examples for sensation of time from inspiring English sources

The results suggest that a high dose of alcohol increases internal clock speed leading to over-estimations of duration on prospective timing tasks, and the sensation of time passing more quickly than normal.

This composer speaks to our twentieth-century sensation of time.

Another surprise was a sensation of time slowing down.

This accounts, partly, for the sensation of time splitting.

When I touched the bark of that tree, I felt the thrilling sensation of time travel of being in direct, tangible contact with the distant past.

It is interesting that the premise of Life After Life, so flauntingly counterfactual, produces nonetheless an urgent forward movement, the real sensation of time passing and taking its toll.

Coppola, who has died aged 105, worked primarily in black and white, and his photography – keenly evoking sensations of time and place – has the scent of nostalgia.

"Silence intensifies sensation, but blurs the sense of time".

After awhile, your adrenaline stops pumping, your metabolism slows, and yo have the uncomfortable sensation of having time to kill.

As a result, the author of the biggest publishing sensation of its time was a virtual stranger to the world of publicity.

But it was also something like the greatest weird taste sensation of all time.