Sentence examples for a dizzying one from inspiring English sources

The idea was a dizzying one.

The story of Betancourt's first 40 years is often a dizzying one, and she tells it well.

A clipped, clear sentence — "The younger one was protected" — will be followed by a dizzying one: "She was protected from knowing that they were ones having been living when they were young ones, she was protected from knowing that they were not ever completely earning a living, she was protected from knowing that they were not going to be succeeding in earning a living".

They have one more chance to recover, or the baseball season — an especially dizzying one for the Tigers — will be over.

So far, the 34th America's Cup, the first one on U.S. shores since 1995, has felt like a test run and a dizzying, confusing one at that.

It's a dizzying collection, one that can make a layman feel downright dumb.

He has elevated the discussion of me-and-my-problems to a dizzying height, one that would make Woody Allen blush and send gaggles of aged pensioners debating illnesses and the vicissitudes of life running for cover.

Particularly fun was a play during which Cousins took the Warriors center JaVale McGee for a dizzying ride, offering one crossover after another, then zipped the ball through a sea of Golden State blue to a teammate standing under the basket.

Two years after Barack Obama's sweeping promise to fight climate change on 25 June 2013, the president has used his executive powers to spit out new climate events or announcements at a dizzying rate of one every 4.5 days this year, according to the running tally kept by the White House.

It is also a dizzying, slightly hallucinatory, one-rogue rogue's gallery.

Neither team could gain separation during a dizzying middle two periods, one score quickly answered on the other end as Miami took a 79-75 lead to the final 12 minutes.