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Quotes About Sensation

Good writing is supposed to evoke sensation in the reader, not the fact that it's raining, but the feeling of being rained upon.
~ Sol Stein
Good writing is supposed to evoke sensation in the reader, not the fact that it's raining, but the feeling of being rained upon." The
~ Sol Stein
His hand glides down my arm, folds over my hand. His fingers lace with mine, palms kissing. I can feel the fast thud of his heart through this single touch.
~ Sophie Jordan
You cold?' He chafes my arms. I haven't been cold since I moved here. This is something else. 'No. But you can put your arms around me anyway.
~ Sophie Jordan
4 minutes in and this video has already given me an erection
~ Chrysisi
Every sensation makes a person who they are. Even pain.
~ Gaja J. Kos, The Dark Ones
Art is the reflection of pure emotion and mind, the nature of sensation. An artist illustrates that.
~ Unarine Ramaru
When a hug is this big, you feel it for days.
~ Jessica Shook, Shrapnel
I touched you and my life stopped
~ Pablo Neruda, 100 Love Sonnets
What does the anticipation feel like? The sensation of staring into the void, the awareness of an end's impending arrival? Burning and being extinguished simultaneously?
~ Teo Yi Han
All that really matters isto feel alive, if only for a single moment –to feel in Intense Sensationthat our existence is not an endless repetitionof sleeping, eating, drinking, and dressing.
~ Pietros Maneos
On this Sunday morning in May, this girl who later was to be the cause of a sensation in New York, awoke much too early for her night before. One minute she was asleep, the next she was completely awake and dumped into despair. It was the kind of despair that she had known perhaps two thousand times before, there being 365 mornings in a calendar year.
~ John O'Hara
Jazz will endure just as long as people hear it through their feet instead of their brains.
~ John Philip Sousa
With no change in the tone of her voice, Lydia began to pray in tongues. And at that instant I felt--actually felt--a wave of warmth pass from her hands into my head and then swiftly down through my chest and arms. The sensation was of heat, but without the effect of heat: I didn't feel flushed or hot. It was like coming close to some immense source of heat, a blast furnace or a sun, that had no burning quality whatever.
~ John Sherrill
Sokolov paused, trying to find words to describe a sensation that is essentially indescribable. Elizabeth Marshall Thomas could have helped him here: on the African savanna, she explains in The Tribe of Tiger , when thunder rolls, lions will roar back. What other creature, besides the lion, the tiger, and the whale, can answer Creation in its own language?
~ John Vaillant
Those who felt this sensation of awe, could not explain whence it arose: some attributed it to the dead grey eye, which, fixing upon the object's face, did not seem to penetrate, and at one glance to pierce through to the inward workings of the heart; but fell upon the cheek with a leaden ray that weighed upon the skin it could not pass.
~ John William Polidori
He felt at times that he was a kind of vegetable, and he longed for something—even pain—to pierce him, to bring him alive.
~ John Williams
He felt at times that he was kind of a vegetable and he longed for something--even pain-- to pierce him, to bring him alive.
~ John Williams
I thought I was reading but suddenly I'm read. Some kind of artist then, painting his targets. Distinct or indistinct sensation? I prefer clarity when I can afford it. So what if another flower plagiarized the rosary?
~ Elizabeth Willis
Melancholy is a kind of boredom refined, the feeling that one does not belong to this world. It's a sensation of irremediable exile, without immediate cause. Melancholy is a feeling deeply autonomous, also independent of the failure of those great personal successes. Nostalgia, on the contrary, still clings to something, even if it is only to the past.
~ Emil Cioran
For all sensation is a bond, pleasure as much as pain, joy as much as misery. The only free mind is the one that, pure of all intimacy with beings or objects, plies its own vacuity.
~ Emil Cioran
What misery a sensation is! Ecstasy itself, perhaps, is nothing more.
~ Emil Cioran
There is no false sensation.
~ Emil M. Cioran
A well-proportioned sentence, satisfied with its equilibrium or swollen with its sonority, all too often conceals the malaise of a mind incapable of acceding by sensation to an original universe.
~ Emil M. Cioran