Sentence examples for sensation rather than from inspiring English sources

"But Bigelow, like Riefenstahl, is more interested in action – in sensation rather than relationships or psychology".

My god is really Cézanne, who introduced the idea of seeing as a sensation rather than a sense of knowing.

In European hockey, where flair tends to be welcomed rather than disdained, Omark's goals have caused sensation rather than controversy.

It's a sensation rather than an event, a moral feeling remembered from the past and preserved in art, an awareness of an energy, which Constable called Divine.

It is New York through a looking glass — or, perhaps, through the eyes of a dizzied newcomer who fits pieces together according to sensation rather than location.

In experiments on monkeys, when the animal chooses to respond to one kind of sensation rather than to another, it is the supplementary area that is active rather than the precentral area.

There are no distinctive landmarks, only subjectively assembled fragments that record sensations rather than topography.

Sometimes, asking about textural sensations rather than metaphorical flavors can be revealing.

I confess I broke the avoid-anything-oceanic rule but I think I got away with it as I use it to describe the way she experiences sensations, rather than the sensations themselves.

I can assume most people are more interested in scandals and sensations, rather than justice".

I say "sensations" rather than "sensation," so as to avoid the possible misunderstanding that Wundt means we have a "faculty" or "power" of sensation.