Sentence examples for sensation so much from inspiring English sources

From being a regular kid, to a pop sensation, so much has happened.

Blues Singer, Ethel Water was Black Swan's musical sensation, so much that Harry Pace added an unique clause in her recording contract wit the company, that stated she could not marry for a least one year at the time of the signing.

Gira's words invoked power and humiliation, and if he could get his band to turn those abstract ideas into concrete sensations so much the better.

The thing about shoes is that although they fly just under the radar during the Fashion Week frenzy (the clothes, it's true, are very distracting), they are editorial darlings that can become overnight sensations, so much so that often they're the most coveted pieces of a collection by the time they arrive in stores.

Her own sensation is not so much of a terrible mistake, but of discovery and arrival; a kind of fatedness.

Yes, you truly feel the music, although the sensation is not so much a bone rattle as it is a rhythmic tickle.

She notes that sensation is not so much a mode of knowledge as it is a kind of being conscious (Astell 2002, 152).

Forrest did not see those addicted to dangerous sensations as sinners so much as tragic figures limited or torn asunder by their appetites.

"You get so much sensation it makes you feel invigorated for the rest of the day".

This increased activity, Dr. Harmon-Jonesaidid, seems to reflect not the sensation of being angry so much as the preparation to express it, the readiness to hit back.

I experience the sensation of "thriving" not so much because of grand visions and sweeping events, but more as an accumulation of micro-moments and choices I make every day.