Sentence examples for sensation suddenly from inspiring English sources
Next, he ate his green urchins at Noma: "It was a dish of 'frozen pebbles and sea urchins' – an amazing taste sensation, suddenly I saw what he saw".
It was a strange sensation, suddenly being so aware of the fruitful earth.
A peculiar sensation suddenly rose up from my toes, a rhythmical bouncing pressure stronger than--EARTHQUAKE!
When she thrust the fist into the water, she had "a burning sensation," and suddenly was able to open her hand, Ms. Aiello said.
Examples include "bling" in English or the bizarre "rawa-dawa" in Mundari, which apparently means "the sensation of suddenly realising you can do something reprehensible and no one is there to witness it".
(By, for example, Facebook's platform turning a single clickbaity fake news story into a viral sensation that suddenly has major opinion-shifting influence).
"I don't get that first-time sensation of suddenly seeing what was once a telly face is now a face in the flesh," she says.
It's an odd sensation to suddenly feel something you cannot see.
It took a year to make, and then suddenly Sensation took off and this fucking circus came to town with the other piece".
Frazer Bradshaw's eerie, melancholy film "Everything Strange and New" captures a sensation that can suddenly overtake you: that everyday life is as weird as any piece of science fiction.
"It was gigantic, and suddenly a sensation flooded my veins: China, a great expanse of land and horizon.
