Sentence examples for slipping sensation from inspiring English sources
As he fitted the last two, still pliant, on the top, and stood up, crusty coverings were lifted from him, and with a feminine, slipping sensation along his nerves that seemed to give the air hands, he was robed in this certainty: that the God who had lavished such craft upon these worthless birds would not destroy His whole Creation by refusing to let David live forever.
When he saw a prototype of the jacket in his Montreal office recently, he said he had the odd sensation of slipping on something that he never imagined existing beyond pixels.
When she described the sensation of Adi slipping out of her grip, she found herself able to say: "Yet he is still here," and to feel that this really was true.
As you become more aware of the sounds and sensations of the garden, let other sounds and sensations slip to the back of your mind.
The interlude for Ellington's unaccompanied piano allows the composer to evoke the sensation of a mind gently slipping in and out of grief.
Which would not necessarily be a major problem, but they were six points ahead of Madrid not so long ago and the sensation is that they are slipping further away.
The dominant cost of waiting is an emotional one: stress, boredom, that nagging sensation that one's life is slipping away.
"The dominant cost of waiting is an emotional one: stress, boredom, that nagging sensation that one's life is slipping away," Alex Stone wrote in the New York Times in 2012.
I am speaking from personal experience here, slipping from history into a bit of nostalgia — a sensation that is unavoidable when thinking about Paris and old movies in conjunction.
Somewhere between a mess and a thrilling flood of barely marshalled ideas – a sensation amplified by the recording, which keeps slipping into needles-in-the-red distortion – it's music that's almost wilfully difficult to get a handle on.
As for their opponents, who should have clung happily to fourth spot, the overriding sensation was one of insecurity; for their coach the situation appeared to be slipping out of his hands.
