sensation造句

A prickly sensation in my foot.

Why is the pleasurable sensation worth having?

The senseless senator's pretense of consensus caused a sensation.

It gives one a sensation of total disagreement.

The cartoon was sensation, and so was the new name.

"Darwin's voyage of discovery had already caused a huge sensation in London," he explained.

The paper and the meeting did not cause an immediate sensation.

The symptoms include clammy skin, dizziness, a burning sensation in the chest and unexplained fatigued.

Another taste sensation featuring tastings of strawberry, ferrrao, hazelnut and nougat.

The memory rankled because I was constitutionally unable to bear the sensation of helplessness.

The droning change into a deep buzzing and I am suddenly lifting free， I feel a slight falling， buzzing sensation.

The sensation that things are working normally is visceral rather than cerebral, and users—even expert users—are reassured.

Another illusion known as' phantom tactile sensation 'is done by placing vibrating objects at different points on the skin at the same time which creates a tactile sensation between the points.

The brain, therefore, may be a good place to start chasing away this ghostly and debilitating sensation.

The pump sensation you feel in the forearms is largely the result of accumulated lactic acid and restricted blood flow.

She was a sensation in her first leading role, as the Congo goddess Tondelayo in MGM's White Cargo.

The initial symptoms of rabies are fever and often pain or an unusual or unexplained tingling, pricking or burning sensation (paraesthesia) at the wound site.

Fortunately, many of the most prominent campaigners against shark fin are Chinese, with Yao Ming, the recently retired basketball sensation, among the most passionate.

Although the information about the pain's location was accurately processed the brain had trouble integration this information correctly with information about the nature of the sensation.

And when you get that sensation, you really want to hitch to that train, because you know someone might do something very personal to them.

But I remember it being lovely, Edenic almost, the sensation of swimming, sleeping, sunbathing, even eating nude, feeling my baby's skin against mine.

At the time the department’s Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) was revisiting laws to support new “enhanced” methods of interrogation, such as waterboarding, which induces a sensation of drowning.

Initially, the prototype that we envision would be more like a handheld device, or maybe a device that connects to other parts of the body that have skin sensation.

When people pucker up the brain finds it difficult to process the sensation if cognitive power is also being used to analyse what we see, said psychologists from Royal Holloway, University of London.

Instructors can set up different scenarios to help students learn the difference between the soft sensation of a healthy pregnant uterus and the firmer, doughier feel of an infected animal.

China's newly wed basketball sensation, Yao Ming, said babies would take a back-seat to Olympic preparations as the host country began the one-year countdown to the 2008 Beijing Games.