Sentence examples for sensation something from inspiring English sources

If you don't have the sensation something is going to happen, it doesn't resonate in your mind".

Now my son and I are going out to dinner and want a new taste sensation, something different, something sophisticated and fabulous and delicious.

We might have a 24-hour sensation, something to nudge the bellyaching reflections of some disenchanted superstar off the back pages.

When Hanna Heath, a manuscript conservator, first touches the centuries-old Hebrew codex known as the Sarajevo Haggadah, she feels a "strange and powerful" sensation, something "between brushing a live wire and stroking the back of a newborn baby's head".

His team-mates see his potential too: "When he has the ball at his feet, you get the sensation something is going to happen," said David Villa last month.

The result is a calming sensation, something the pair of artists wanted to create from inception.

As the American commercial film industry has chased bigger, noisier and ever more expensive sensations, something of a counter-movement has sprung up in the past decade, in Belgium and Iran, in Africa and China, toward a cinema of modesty and simplicity.

25, 47 Patients with Morgellons disease frequently describe crawling, stinging, insect-like sensations, or sensations of "something trying to penetrate the skin from the inside out".

You feel the sensation of something that's trying to come out of your skin.

And yet Grazia has the distinct sensation that something mystical and life-changing has occurred.

You cannot think straight and you have an overwhelming sensation that something is very wrong.