Sentence examples for sensation through from inspiring English sources

Several Hyundais, this Azera included, transmit a weird, artificially stiff or springy sensation through the wheel.

We're able to, in many cases, correct that sensation through the addition of other materials or balance.

This show conquers that sensation through the virtue of focus; one place, albeit with multiple aspects, is widely explored.

For this story of love amid religious war and sorcery, Gluck said he wanted to "produce a voluptuous sensation" through music.

These precise simulations give him an almost erotic "zinging and intensity," impelling him to prolong and refine the sensation through further reënactments.

In An Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1690), Locke argued that ideas come from two "fountains" of experience: sensation, through which the senses convey perceptions into the mind, and reflection, whereby the mind works with the perceptions, forming ideas.

Sensory disturbances may range from paresthesias ("peculiar" sensations) through hyperesthesias (hypersensitivity) to complete anesthesias (loss of sensation).

Each mouthful calls into action a range of sensations through the interplay between hot and cold, sweet and sour, fruit and savoury, one texture and another.

The idea was to "involve all the senses, manipulate them in an exaggerated manner and heighten sensations through emotion," Mr. Fagiolo said.

The technology uses ultrasound to project sensations through the air and directly onto the user, pinpointing areas of the hand that could be stimulated to evoke different emotions.

What he tried to do, without complete success, was to trace sensations through the sensory nerves and anatomical structures (such as the inner ear) to the brain in the hope of laying bare the complete mechanism of sensation.