Examples of 'caused a sensation' in a sentence
Meaning of "caused a sensation"
caused a sensation - this phrase suggests that something has attracted a lot of attention or excitement, often resulting in widespread interest or discussion. It can describe events, news, performances, or actions that create a strong emotional reaction or impact on people
How to use "caused a sensation" in a sentence
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caused a sensation
She caused a sensation by taking him to court.
The video has caused a sensation.
This caused a sensation among the anarchists.
So the most recent discovery has caused a sensation.
The house caused a sensation when built.
His revealing costumes caused a sensation.
It had caused a sensation throughout the city.
The manufacture of ice by an early refrigerator caused a sensation.
The watch caused a sensation when it was.
The news of the fire in the factory caused a sensation.
Caused a sensation at that time world.
Her casual dress caused a sensation at the time.
It caused a sensation and brought the throng to see his shows.
His first collection caused a sensation.
It caused a sensation throughout the country.
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The subsequent trial caused a sensation.
They caused a sensation in their robes.
The performance caused a sensation.
This caused a sensation and was seen by many international visitors.
The pamphlet caused a sensation.
It caused a sensation when published.
His entrance caused a sensation.
The film was unveiled at a midnight hour screening and caused a sensation.
This incident caused a sensation and a scandal in the country.
The concerto and symphony were created and opera caused a sensation.
The story caused a sensation.
It caused a sensation and became one of the early pieces of samizdat literature.
His death caused a sensation.
The material became transparent under the lights and caused a sensation.
The group caused a sensation but audience reactions were mixed.
This announcement caused a sensation.
Their story caused a sensation and was subject to much ridicule.
This was followed by first compositions with which he caused a sensation and achieved great success.
That always caused a sensation and a stir in my whole body.
Her interpretation of Salome caused a sensation.
Mary caused a sensation.
Its discovery in March caused a sensation.
The film caused a sensation and the resulting debate was explosive.
When the book was published it caused a sensation in the literary world.
The case caused a sensation in the small farming community at the time.
Badland is one of the games that caused a sensation right out the light.
The result caused a sensation and was headline news across the nation.
When he cut his hair it caused a sensation in Paris.
The picture caused a sensation because at the time fashion magazines did not publish unclothed figures.
This wine was called sack and caused a sensation in England.
And his film caused a sensation among the public around the world.
The diary was then published in Vietnam and caused a sensation.
His design caused a sensation.
He caused a sensation when he converted to Catholicism for their marriage.
The series caused a sensation.
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Sensation sells and is almost impossible to disprove
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Examples of using Caused
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A disease caused by a germ found in the environment
With this paralysis caused by his fall
You caused a little bit of a mess for me
