Sentence examples for compass spinning from inspiring English sources

The overwhelming distribution of people and buzzing traffic sent my internal compass spinning and then disabled it.

My internal compass spinning, I found myself on a grey London street, tasting a fermenting Galician albariño made by an Aussie winemaker.

Our society has always been embedded in Christian values; once you have pulled the anchor up there is a danger that our society moves with the prevailing wind … There is an element of the moral compass spinning.

The Trump presidency, which has set our moral compass spinning, demands moral debate as a context for Trump and his allies.

With climates both cultural and otherwise a'changing tides, sending our moral compass spinning, it's no surprise that this year's had record highs for art that gets our blood flowing.

The graphic of a compass spun slowly on my computer screen, before a green dot landed on a map, locating my phone at either 11 or 16 Braden Street, Sunshine West.

Moral compasses spinning wildly, the liberals retired from the fray.

Power and money sent their compasses spinning, Blunkett and others were seduced too, so many of the Blair entourage now retired to very un-Labour worlds of lucre.

It rises to the occasion at 10 p.m. Sunday, curiously sandwiched between Shameless and Californication, two shows whose moral compasses spin with reckless abandon.

The moral compass spins, greed and desire soar towards the stratosphere, and our conscience vanishes in the clouds.

The moral compass spins, pulling everyone into a vortex, including Mr. Pankow's character, who is both dazzled and disturbed by his more charismatic partner.