Sentence examples for dizzying from inspiring English sources

President George Bush, appearing rather startled, limply agreed (the White House has since announced that the summit will meet near Washington, DC, on November 15th).The whirlwind of emergency summits held or planned by Mr Sarkozy over the past few weeks has been positively dizzying.

Ms Atwood's apology for squashing Christian theological thinking into two chatty and disrespectful pages does not sound wholly sincere.But the overall effect of the book is stimulating, if a trifle dizzying.

She vibrates with energy, and her list of accomplishments is dizzying.

His rapid rise, from a village in northern Punjab to universal acclaim in St John's Wood, has been dizzying even to watch.

Geo-engineering, for all its many risks, might offer some immediate, temporary relief.Reading about proposals to alter the climate of an entire planet on purpose is dizzying.

Dizzying loan growth was only one of many warning signs.

They are split by dizzying ravines, which are, in turn, often overhung with imposing bulwarks of rock.

This summer, the UK played host to its biggest arts jamboree ever, a dizzying 12-week festival that served as the culmination of a four-year Cultural Olympiad.

He is a rude, rough beast who channels work of dizzying beauty.

Fourteen different DJs were spinning a dizzying, disorienting mix of hard house, progressive techno, psych trance and every other possible incarnation of the genre.

In an era of dizzying digital change, the paper has seen sales slip away.