Sentence examples for a vortex of criticism from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is because Formula One has recently been caught up in a vortex of criticism, and self-criticism, against a background of diminishing television and live audiences, and with sponsors disappearing faster than Prospero's banquet, that the current story is being given more credence than it may deserve.

"A vortex of selling".

Dayton is a vortex of that economic and social change.

"She's a vortex of femininity," Hegarty added.

The Epicenter of Awesome became a Vortex of Volume.

There, they chose to light a fire and camp, the cave in a vortex of snow.

The author unflinchingly negotiates "a vortex of damage", discovering forgiveness and the redemptive powers of art.

A vortex of winds continually blows around Antarctica, tending to trap cold air at the South Pole.

At that point, they were trapped in a vortex of doom.

He slipped as if being sucked into a vortex of his own making.

Krüss' work is a vortex of drawings, nonsense poems, novels, TV scripts, radio shows.