Sentence examples for a dizzying idea from inspiring English sources
A dizzying idea was tossed into the conversation.
His selection Thursday marked the climax of a dizzying ride.
And in stretching himself formally, he generates a dizzying flow of ideas that alternately confirm and question the continuing viability of something called black art.
One challenge they faced was that even within their own ranks, the group — among them government and university scientists, antiregulatory campaigners and Congressional staff members — displayed a dizzying range of ideas on what was, or was not, influencing climate.
Altogether richer-sounding than its predecessor, In Ghost Colours is a dizzying whirl of ideas and influences, fusing the pristine majesty of 80s synth pop with vocoders, droning guitar, and Balearic house flourishes.
It's a dizzying list of wild ideas, but I wanted to start slow.
The idea was a dizzying one.
Tharp revolutionized dance with her insistence that classical ballet and modern movement need not be antagonists, and over a 40-year career, she's explored that breakthrough idea in a dizzying catalogue of greatest hits.
Instead, it has been a dizzying kaleidoscope of ever-shifting ideas and practices that grow more complex with each decade.
A thousand novels might sound like an awful lot of pages and a dizzying number of words, but the idea behind this series was always to come up with a list that was, in its own way, realistic.
