Sentence examples for dizziness of from inspiring English sources

"Anxiety is the dizziness of freedom".

Anxiety in Kierkegaard is a kind of vertigo — "the dizziness of freedom," he calls it.

Although I felt the dizziness of old heartbreak — had I really loved Ilan so much?

Recognising the essential gulf of communication that prevents complete empathy, she conveys a sense of the dizziness of the divide.

They said: "Norris's virtuosic production... captures both the frantic dizziness of a money-driven world and the beckoning finality of death".

The opening credits evoke the clean lines and bop dizziness of UPA, the studio responsible for "Gerald McBoing-Boing" in the 1950's.

Three or four times a year, a patient comes in with disabling episodes of dizziness because of a condition called benign positional vertigo.

Taken together DHI and vertigo characteristics of dizziness explained 38% of the variance of PCS-36.

Even though the age variation might be considered quite small, the variation in duration of dizziness and cause of dizziness increased credibility.

Complaints included severe dizziness, loss of balance and facial numbness.

• Trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance or coordination.