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Meanings of new sensation in English
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Usage of new sensation in English
1
People actually remembered my name, which was an entirely refreshing new sensation.
2
He looked for the new sensation, the new conquest, and found nothing.
3
I walked out with a new sensation, a feeling of bitter joy.
4
Ian Bell England fans experienced a novel new sensation at the Wanderers.
5
He describes in a quiet, matter-of-fact way the new sensation he experienced.
6
August 5th brought new sensation and fresh material for thought and conversation.
7
Quite a new sensation; terribly delightful, bringing a sense of completed manhood.
8
I feel like turning saint for the sake of a new sensation.
9
The sense of strength was a new sensation with her-newand delicious.
10
The flush of a new sensation ran through his veins like fire.
11
The trembling that struck at her knees was wholly a new sensation.
12
The girl was fighting down a new sensation that threatened her independence.
13
Both of them were good singers, and I experienced a new sensation.
14
The new sensation thus given caused him to say, with sudden earnestness-
15
Mrs. Stuart had a new sensation of pity for his pathetic surrender.
16
This was a new sensation for her, and worthy of being analyzed.
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New sensation through the time
New sensation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common