Sentence examples for dazzling for from inspiring English sources
"dazzling for" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something or someone that is impressive or visually stunning for a particular purpose. Example: The city skyline was dazzling for a romantic date with its sparkling lights and beautiful architecture.
The Monk film was dazzling for its depiction of how music possessed the legend's body and spirit.
Goaltender Rick DiPietro made his much-awaited National Hockey League debut tonight, and he was often dazzling for the Islanders.
Carved out of white marble, it is missing its head and forearms but remains dazzling for its virtuosity.
In qualifying, she was dazzling for most of her routine, twisting and turning her body as if she were a windup toy.
Yet there he was Friday at Busch Stadium, dazzling for seven and two-thirds innings of a 5-0 victory, allowing six hits and one intentional walk, with six strikeouts.
Having taken a punt on the Wales rugby union international Andy Powell, he has now persuaded Bowen, a 31-year-old full-back who has been consistently dazzling for the North Queensland Cowboys for more than a decade, to move to the north of England, initially on a one-year contract, with an option of one more.
But Okafor didn't dazzle for most of the night.
The old Hollywood stars knew that, pocketed the dough and dazzled for the cameras.
Veteran observers of US politics counsel calm, predicting that Trump will dazzle for a bit and then fade.
In the hands of New York's finest blond-highlighters, blow-dry artists and cheekbone illusionists, almost any woman can dazzle for 24 hours.
The Brazilian was Liverpool's one real shining light last season and has what it takes to dazzle for years to come.
