Sentence examples for a dizzying array of choices from inspiring English sources
There is a dizzying array of choices but we usually opt for the activities in which we exchange our labour for money, which we find hypnotically calming.
Thanks to that policy, I'm encouraged to explore a dizzying array of choices (girls only, mixed, grammar, mixed, faith, academy, comp) and yet I'm uncertain which is the best option.
They're not bloated Office suites with overstuffed ribbons filled with a dizzying array of choices.
Increased market competitiveness has yielded a dizzying array of choices for both luxury and business clients when it comes to flying solo.
I'm generally allergic to sales pitches, but when faced with a dizzying array of choices at a furniture or appliance store, even I have at times welcomed having a friendly face popping up and offering to answer my questions.
Culturally and ecologically diverse, Belize offers such a dizzying array of choices for visitors that the most difficult part of your trip might be deciding what to do first.
This period has also coincided with the rise and domination of the special-effects action blockbuster as the financial backbone of the industry, offering a dizzying array of villain choices.
But today, this line of thinking goes, media competition is stronger, thanks to the fact that consumers have a dizzying array of new choices to turn to, including greatly expanded cable-TV offerings and Internet-based news and entertainment options.
Dial the 800 number, work through a dizzying array of menu choices, choose to speak with a human being and wait on hold listening to music for 20 minutes to two hours (it happened to me once) and you might reach a person who can (in only 70% of my cases) provide definitive, final help.
Small plates, the typical meze, cold and hot, are offered in a dizzying array of nearly 50 choices, including keftas, kibbe, dumplings, five types of hummus and even frogs' legs.
It was a plea for some sort of map through the table's dizzying array of choices that stupefied, flummoxed and otherwise befuddled baseball's only 265-pound slugging vegetarian.
