Sentence examples for be less vertiginous from inspiring English sources
Wouldn't the global financial system be less vertiginous, less bizarre, if your money actually stood for something?
And the view is much less vertiginous — you're hovering about 65 feet over the action at the Garden, compared with 108 feet at Ashe, where fans have been known to feel as if they were trying to eavesdrop from outer space.
That famous picture from 1932 of all the men eating lunch on that single beam spanning the void may well have been staged — Damon acknowledges the "different sense of documentary ethics" in those freewheeling days — but they're no less vertiginous for that.
The vertiginous point where I turned back in the rain was less than a mile from La Cuchara, but the return hike took two hours.
The view is still superb – we're just above Nevsky Prospect, St Petersburg's answer to Oxford Street – but this is more about walking than climbing, with four courtyards linking wider, less vertiginous roofs.
Over the cycle the effect is neutral, but the timing of the provisioning should make the troughs less deep and the peaks less vertiginous.
It could also be, in vertiginous 3-D, the action movie of the summer so far.
In the air I thought of all the remote places I've been that could be made less remote by Twin Otters, and thought with vertiginous dread of the inevitability of future long-distance journeys on pitted and perilous roads.
The 2km stroll can be vertiginous, but it's mercilessly picturesque.
The precipice of her prove-it Olympic moment had to be vertiginous.
