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sensation

[sen-sey-shuhn] / sɛnˈseɪ ʃən /




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Out Scotland came for the second half with a five-point lead, a match to win, a sensation to deliver to the rugby world.

From BBC

Burger King’s social-media managers had spent months cooking up stunts to make their president an online sensation.

From The Wall Street Journal

There will be a single rider line for solo guests, and the coaster will boast 360-degree rotation, which is meant to create the sensation of a car drifting.

From Los Angeles Times

But both stories woo us with worlds free of weaponized heteronormativity and the very real sensation of imperilment many of us are feeling.

From Salon

The story of how two eagles just doing eagle things became an internet sensation goes back nearly 20 years, when postcard-perfect Big Bear had no year-round eagles.

From Los Angeles Times