Sentence examples for dizzying as a from inspiring English sources

As other rhythm and blues strips down to match the angularity of hip-hop, Ms. Jackson luxuriates in textures as dizzying as a new infatuation.

Jackson received praise for indulging in "textures as dizzying as a new infatuation", in contrast to other artists attempting to "match the angularity of hip-hop" and following trends.

All that movement can be dizzying as well".

For men, this situation is as dizzying as walking a dog blindfolded through a corn maze.

Stand on the corner of Peachtree and 15th in Atlanta's vibrant midtown and you'll see a crazy salad of architectural styles as dizzying as any Surrealist construction.

This year's Frieze is as dizzying and as diverse as ever.

Mr. Nelson may be country to his 68-year-old bones, but his set felt nearly as much like a dizzying rave as a hoedown.

"Trap Lord" is a dizzying listen as a result, at times full of ferocious fight music like the "Work" remix and the vicious, snarling, outstanding "Dump Dump," and at times verging on ethereal, as on "Cocaine Castle" and "Lord".

With his (once) high poll numbers and serene confidence, Cain demonstrated that a modern Presidential campaign can have the same dizzying arc as a viral video, and that "fringe candidate" is now a less permanent category than it used to be.

When I mentioned that Wenger, like Ferguson, had never reached any dizzying heights as a player and had possibly benefited as a manager from having to think about things such as organisation and tactics from an early age, Barnes cut me short to point out that it was only the English who thought great players could never become good managers.

He said he had been asked by three reporters if he had ever been to a prostitute, but he also had the dizzying experience, as a Catholic, of seeing Pope Benedict XVI on many occasions over the weekend and then having the pope greet him near the end of the visit.