Sentence examples for shared sensation from inspiring English sources

There's sort of a shared sensation that it's a department baby".

Besides the shared sensation of having been shattered, though, there was also a feeling of community: having gone through this with the city, wherever in the world you had been born you were now a lifelong New Yorker.

From the very beginning, doctors wondered if the twins shared sensation; an early video shows one girl being pricked for a blood test as the other starts to cry, her face a perfect mirror image of her sister's.

My team's ears are constantly perked for the next breaking story and there's a shared sensation of not being able to look away.

What's more, they don't have feeling on the side of the body that they don't control -- save for a narrow band of shared sensation in the middle.

Like "Mother Goose" — and the best of Robbins's ballets — it shares the sensation of the audience looking in on a dream.

"You begin with a sensation, and perhaps nothing more," she explains, "but after that, you look for an image that will enable you to share that sensation, that feeling, with an audience".

One recurring feature of the Trump Presidency has been an acute collective sensation, shared by a substantial portion of the electorate, of helpless witness.

My worship was unique and without flaw, a sensation shared by no more than ten thousand people in the surrounding square mile.

TagCandy's makers now think of ways to share candy sensations on the Internet, it seems (no joke).

There's the faint scent of promise in the air, the unspoken-but-shared sensation that things might be different this time.