Sentence examples for sensation stuffed from inspiring English sources

A ready-made sensation, stuffed with salacious detail and an almost boutique sense of revulsion.

The play he did with her wasn't hard play; it was sensation stuff.

Groaning or yelling "tighter" will remind you of the tortillas in your mouth, which should contribute favorably to your overall sensation of being stuffed.

The images she tends toward lend themselves well to this sensation: fat stuffed with death, whales spurting rubber rooms, gorges overrun with multiplying ravenous guinea pigs, fur growing over water.

The sensation of being absolutely stuffed is becoming all too regular this semester.

Add that to the sensation of earbuds tightly stuffed into your cavity endlessly reminding us that we are bags of meat and nothing more and you've got a winner.

The latest sensation is Stuff, who have entered the Belgian mainstream with their crazy mix of jazz, hiphop, funk and electronics.

Instead, Ms. Winfrey was taken to jail, where she said she would curl up each night on her metal bunk, clinging to a T-shirt stuffed with clothes, trying to replicate the sensation of holding her baby.

Roasted quail with tangy cider-braised skin nullified the usual annoyance of carving the tiny bird, and the bacon-and-mustard-infused barley stuffed inside it was rich and delicious, sensations not usually associated with cereal grains.

Science doesn't have a completely hole-proof explanation for this sensation yet, but there's no denying that occasional feeling of going to bed stuffed and waking up hungrier than ever.

And yet as wielded by Kathleen Turner's Sister Jamison Connelly in "High," the sensation-stuffed drama by Matthew Lombardo that opened Tuesday night at the Booth Theater, the withering retort ultimately achieves better results than more soothing approaches.