Sentence examples similar to trying sensation from inspiring English sources

There was a desire among Americans to live in a bigger world and to try new taste sensations, just not too far out for their tastes.

Some practices to try: Allow sensation over form.

"It moves with the body's motion and creates sensation on the inside of the condom instead of trying to transfer sensation from the outside".

"The more bewilderment, the better" is one of his mottos, as he and his colleagues experiment with liquids and strange looking solids, trying to create new taste sensations.

"I am trying to cultivate — a sensation of — gravity.

"Words stagger after, hopelessly trying to become the sensation".

But I would only strain the limits of language trying to describe the sensation.

Yet listening to chamber music, often described as a conversation among friends, in large halls can inspire the sensation of trying to eavesdrop from too far a distance.

Instead, Ms. Winfrey was taken to jail, where she said she would curl up each night on her metal bunk, clinging to a T-shirt stuffed with clothes, trying to replicate the sensation of holding her baby.

Perhaps Fosse is trying to capture the sensation of being in a psychological rut, depression's inertia, but he is in danger of dragging the whole enterprise down with him.

It's a piece of wisdom that seems obvious, especially when I find myself trying to describe the sensation of a wonderful 15-year-old Puligny-Montrachet with phrases like "sluicing a mouthful of pebbles".