Sentence examples for a vertiginous set of from inspiring English sources

It's incredibly dynamic stuff, and unleashes a vertiginous set of possibilities – not to mention the amount of anguish and trauma that's gone into producing it.

After some haughty cruising, the Rapide made its performance stand on what residents call the Cliffs of Insanity, a vertiginous set of twisties along the Hudson River Palisades north of New York City.

Based on a 19th-century novel by a globe-trotting Polish count, the film is a vertiginous set of tales within tales within tales, all loosely centered on Mr. Has's hapless protagonist, a Belgian military officer on a journey over the mountains to Madrid.

Among his many films available streaming are two of the best and rarest, "Oki's Movie," from 2010, a brisk and drolly vertiginous set of four ingeniously interlinked short episodes about filmmakers in crisis, and "HaHaHa," from 2012, a deliciously grand and intricate melodrama.

Among his many films available streaming are two of the best and rarest, "Oki's Movie," from 2010, a brisk and drolly vertiginous set of four ingeniously interlinked short episodes about filmmakers in crisis, and "HaHaHa," from 2012, a deliciously grand and intricate melodrama.

(George Tsypin is the set designer). They include a vertiginous vision of Manhattan as seen from the top of the Chrysler Building, judiciously repositioned for plot purposes.

The initial tremor of voltage wormed its way up the back of my neck in a vertiginous rush of heat.

In a silver jumpsuit, Mr. Satterwhite dances athletically through a vertiginous flux of abstract and representational imagery.

He didn't mean simple unrest but a vertiginous sense of impermanence about the most fundamental structures of the state.

Washington is home to a vertiginous tangle of industry associations, activist groups, think tanks and communications shops.

The subject of his late work is a vertiginous oneness of matter and spirit, and it demands humility.