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Meanings of first sensation in English

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Usage of first sensation in English
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His first sensation was one of painful surprise; thereupon succeeded fiery resentment.
In the Year of Jubilee
2
And the first sensation of burning is that of a heavenly warmth.
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
3
The first sensation that I experienced was a deadly sickness and faintness.
Desk and Debit; or, The Catastrophes of a Clerk
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Her first sensation was one of bitter anger and disappointment with Rezanov.
Rezanov
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Relief was her first sensation, and after it came a nameless anxiety.
Rosa Mundi and Other Stories
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The girl's first sensation on nearing the island was an unpleasant one.
The Stowaway Girl
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Margaret's first sensation was resentment at the renewed tedium of it all.
Private life
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His first sensation was one of vast relief that he had awakened.
The Golden Snare
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Joe saw the sunlight strike, and his first sensation was of disappointment.
Space Platform
10
In 1858 I had the first sensation of the responsibility of public office.
My Memories of Eighty Years
11
Your first sensation ought to be a passionate feeling of happiness.
The Double Widowing
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His first sensation was only one of anger that his projects had miscarried.
Democracy, an American novel
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When Stephen began to regain consciousness her first sensation was one of numbness.
The Man
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Greif's first sensation was that of astonishment, almost amounting to stupefaction.
Greifenstein
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Descending below the surface, the first sensation that strikes is the increase of temperature.
An Expository Outline of the "Vestiges of the Natural History of...
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After the first sensation of the ducking, he said he much enjoyed the fun.
Three Boys in the Wild North Land
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