Sentence examples for tactile feeling from inspiring English sources

In this "immersive" state, parts of the brain (like the motion and tactile feeling centers of the brain) activate in a way that make us feel like we are actually there in the story.

Kadelbach has a tactile feeling for terrain, weather, and the everyday horrors of a soldier's life.

Kelly has a tactile feeling for watery surfaces, and he works with vast industrial spaces, huge research installations that seem to be all metal exoskeleton and eerie white light.

The first-time director Sarah Gavron, working with the cinematographer Robbie Ryan, has an appreciation of temperament and a tactile feeling for flesh that suggests extraordinary talent, but the movie is a shade cautious — it doesn't take off emotionally.

These can be visual (lights or dark shadows moving around the room, monstrous figures), auditory (voices, footsteps, mechanical sounds), tactile (feeling that one is being touched or dragged off the bed or that the bedclothes are being pulled off), and/or proprioceptive (body or limbs vibrating, rapid acceleration of the whole body, out-of-body experiences).

However, how people express and verbalize their tactile feeling has hardly been systematically studied.

Describes his tactile feelings for his layrnx.

From the resulting brain activity, she concluded that whenever we move our limbs, the brain's cerebellum produces precise predictions of the body's movements, and then sends a second shadow signal that damps down activity in the somatosensory cortex – where tactile feelings are processed.

"Sweat just runs down your body, like rain drops, but oil feels like butter – greasy" (US female participant – # 10) Harmonization discussions between the German and US moderators focused on a number of differences relating to the discussion of the Tactile and Sensory (non-tactile) feelings associated with skin oil.

(Or is that "haptics"?) It's sorta like, you know how when you push a button you get that "oh man I just pushed a button" tactile feedback feeling?

It stimulates your auditory (hearing) and tactile (the feeling in your throat as you make the sound) senses, pulling your attention into your body and away from the stressful external stimulus.