Sentence examples for sense a jolt from inspiring English sources

You could sense a jolt of recognition throughout the theater as this New York audience heard the familiar Schubert songs sung in English.

Jen could sense when Ms. Rivinoja needed a jolt of caffeine, and without asking would be there with an iced tea.

To eat a healthier diet, you need to combine nutritional science, a jolt of common sense, and pure enjoyment.

Even yesterday, on the hottest day of the year so far, jumping in to the fast flow in wetsuit, life jacket and crash helmet for the "swimming test" is a jolt to the senses.

"Prince was a genius, a joy and a jolt to the senses.

With ugliness currently dominating the media, Bill Dwyre's poignant piece on jockey Victor Espinoza was a jolt to the senses.

When "Dead Format" rudely smacks in immediately afterwards, the change in atmosphere is such a jolt to the senses that you'd be forgiven for forgetting that this challenging relationship between beauty and dystopia, playful and abrasive, is a hallmark of Benjamin John Power, best known as one half of electronic noise duo Fuck Buttons.

With a jolt of Lancastrian common sense, Sir Philip Craven (by name but not by nature) cut through all the bluster and obfuscation, and showed up the International Olympic Committee's stance over for what it was.

The ELN said it would never talk to them.Still, pressures for a deal are mounting; there will soon be a new president; and Mr Pastrana's swashbuckling jungle encounter with the FARC last week gave a jolt and a new sense of commitment to the search for peace.

The Yankees are 16-14 since the All-Star break, and there is a sense of stagnation and a need of a jolt.

A red light flashes, there is a jolt and then a sense that we are floating...because we are.