Sentence examples for vivid sensation from inspiring English sources

In one way, of course, Larkin was a Wordsworthian through and through -- he never strayed from "the real language of men in a state of vivid sensation".

Wordsworth's prescription for poetry, stated in the 1800 introduction to "Lyrical Ballads" — "fitting to metrical arrangement a selection of the real language of men in a state of vivid sensation" — still applies to this modern case.

** Wordsworth's prescription for poetry, stated in the 1800 introduction to "Lyrical Ballads" — "fitting to metrical arrangement a selection of the real language of men in a state of vivid sensation" — still applies to this modern case.

As the literary historian Stephen Greenblatt enthused in a review of "Wolf Hall," Hilary Mantel's novel about the rise of Thomas Cromwell — perhaps the paradigmatic contemporary example of such fiction — great historical novels "provide a powerful hallucination of presence, the vivid sensation of lived life".

Besides the improvements in motor performance, they have a much more vivid sensation that instead of being carried by a machine, they are literally doing it themselves.

Indeed, the X-Type is athletic and sure-footed, with lots of vivid sensations to satisfy the skilled driver.

They must know what resources they can draw from vivid sensations, brilliant similes, balanced sentences, or sudden, epigrammatic, effects of surprise.

It's more like a lost Eden: Detroit in the '70s, college in the '80s, all those vivid sensations and terrible mistakes still there for me to revisit and reuse in order to make up stories that never happened.

We hope that the audience in this town will have many years of vivid sensations with its theatre.

We know it's certainly possible to evoke vivid sensations by stimulating different parts of the brain.

Amputees often experience vivid sensations of a phantom hand.