Sentence examples for small sensation from inspiring English sources

That caused a small sensation.

News that rebel bard Patti Smith is to sing in a Christmas concert for the Vatican caused a small sensation.

The commission was given to the French choreographer Roland Petit, who showed more willingness to create a small sensation than understanding of a big score.

One created a small sensation in tech circles last week with a program that eliminated the need for gestures or voice commands.

In March, Mr. Wohlt, 41, posted his discovery to a Facebook group called "What Fat Vegans Eat," and caused a small sensation.

The jingle became a small sensation during the campaign, and Warner won fifty-two per cent of the vote in the southwestern district.

The Russian director Andrei Tarkovsky (1932-86) wanotherher maestro whose art is a matter of small sensations.

The quality of the cooking in a good restaurant really depends on the daily preparation of a context, a hundred small sensations that precede any one bite and transcend it.

But still AFC Wimbledon, the phoenix club created by fans, are searching for the win that may provide them with the smallest sensation of revenge.

It's a small, warm sensation that moves swiftly through me timelessly.

This creates a small tactile sensation on the surface of human skin.