Sentence examples for were sensations from inspiring English sources
noun
A physical feeling or perception from something that comes into contact with the body; something sensed.
Two seafood pastas were sensations: cappellini loaded with big chunks of tender lobster, shiitake mushrooms and leeks in a creamy saffron sauce, and pappardelle tossed in a sun-dried tomato pesto with jumbo shrimp, asparagus and crimini mushrooms.
Although the passage of time has made them seem less radical, vehicles like the 1992 Dodge Viper sports car, the '93 Dodge Intrepid sedan and the '94 Dodge Ram pickup were sensations when new.
Then, there was a period of trying not to over-intellectualize the unexplained events in our home, to accept them for what they were: sensations and experiences.
Galliano created theatrical spectacles to showcase his collections, which were sensations in the industry, even his designs had little ready-to-manufacture and wear potential.
Although it was important to examine general well being, the latter sensations were primarily included so that subjects were unaware that our primary outcome measures were sensations of appetite.
Her films are sensations.
(That is, sensations are "luminous").
However, the claim that sounds are sensations is unattractive.
That is, sensations never start as symptoms [ 18].
The antithesis of thought is sensation.
It's all sensation, sensation, sensation.
