Sentence examples for that sensation from inspiring English sources

But that sensation never lasts.

He realized, he said, that "sensation sells".

I'd never given up chasing that sensation.

"Just that sensation of lifting someone off the ground".

It made him feel alive — that sensation of both things at once".

"I had always liked that sensation of being dragged in someone else's wake," he says.

It is often said, for example, that sensations are simple and that percepts are complex.

Others endorsed the view that sensations are of or about objects: Linke, for example, argued that sensations are intentional experiences (1929, 164ff).

In particular, there is some question about whether Descartes believes that sensations have any representational content.

Stumpf acknowledges that sensations can act aesthetically on a subject without any conceptual thought or representation.

They were told that sensations during and after vibration were equally important to signal.