Sentence examples for tiny sensation from inspiring English sources

Andrew Lloyd Webber has caused a tiny sensation with his pronouncement that churches should be fitted with wireless broadband.

Step into this chamber and watch how one tiny sensation leads to another, then another, then another--and ponder how inseparable and interconnected both our natrual and artificial worlds can truly be.

I look out for the tiny sensations that run through my body.

He has visions of building a vast, planet-wide sensor network using tiny, cheap, sensation detectors which would result in what he calls "the CeNSE": the Central Nervous System for the Earth.

I've got this tiny buzzing sensation, right behind my forehead.

Stay with these tiny physical sensations.

First you get pricked and then hours later (in case you might have forgotten the first injury) you're feeling tiny pricking sensations wherever you made contact with the plant.

The music hypnotically juxtaposes tiny, almost inaudible sensations with grand gestures and huge, shimmering crashes.

But in today's China one of the biggest film sensations is Tiny Times – a romantic-drama series that would no doubt shock and perplex him.

Now, scientists have simulated the sensation of feeling tiny using cameras and a doll.

Just one second under the tiny ray created a burning sensation equal to 120 degrees, Pentagon officials said.