Sensation used in a sentence

Sensation in a sentence as a noun

The author mentions a lack of a sensation of speed.

First, basic sensations of thirst and hunger amplify the sensation of fear.

I have no clue if this is exploitable but reading it gives me a painful burning itching sensation.

There was just the same distinct sensation where nobody has any idea what I feel like, even this guy who just lost his wife.

I immediately sank into what is called a "k-hole" and had what is often described as an "out of body" sensation.

2 years ago the 'fist pump' song by Hardnox inspired by the TV show Jersey Shore was the summer sensation, played at baseball stadiums and so on.

This incident blew up into a tabloid-like frenzy because smart people abandoned reason in favour of sensation.

They've never experienced the physical sensation of hunger.

Your comment has given me my first quantifiable measured sensation of feeling old. if you go out every Tuesday, you will learn the traffic patterns, and will naturally develop a series of contingency routes that you could take in the event of traffic.

As sensation-seekers, we inherently care more about emotional impact than veracity when we craft the mental stories that tie events together and give them meaning.