Sentence examples for stronger sensation from inspiring English sources

When Alan Greenspan started doing mea culpa's on television, however, I got a stronger sensation that the Federal Reserve Chairman really is an important guy.

However, the interrupter still had an effect in that an interrupted current produces a stronger sensation of electric shock in the patient than a steady current.

But Jacob had the strong sensation that he knew this person.

Water is sprayed across your teeth, and you are alternately gagging and having the strong sensation of drowning.

In Outnumbered (BBC1, Saturday), I get the strong sensation that Ben and Karen have been mixing with rough children behind the camera.

The strongest sensation provided by these two figures against an abstracted barrier is the tedium of waiting.

The strongest sensation I got from attending the exhibition was an awareness of my complicated relationship to Islam.

She was a thrill-seeking depressive fortunately not given to drink or drugs but excited, and made reckless, by prospects of rare and strong sensation.

I had such a strong sensation, as she lay dying, that some deeper, 'real' person was still there behind the death mask".

Sometimes, however, the stimulation of one sense may activate an illusory sensation that is normally perceived by another sense, or a strong sensation may mask the perceptions of other senses.

It is always a strong sensation to feel, at least temporarily, that one is in wild nature while in the park, and then to look up and see buildings peering through the trees.