The phrase "dizzying of" can be used as part of a sentence in written English.
It means causing dizziness or causing a feeling of being overwhelmed or disoriented. It can be used in various contexts to describe a variety of situations or experiences. Example 1: The dizzying array of food choices at the buffet left me feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what to eat. Example 2: The dizzying speed of the roller coaster made my head spin. Example 3: The dizzying heights of the mountains were both terrifying and awe-inspiring.
There's a staccato grid of percussion and choppy rhythm guitar strumming behind the telegraphic lyrics of "Make Up Your Mind" — "First guess, best guess/ Unless, actress" — and another one, almost dizzying, of staggered, overlapping drum kits, single guitar notes and sustained vocal harmonies in "I Believe in Action" (which hints at Talking Heads' "Born Under Punches").
Most dizzying of the many highs is a lengthy investigation of St James Infirmary Blues, which starts junker-style on a battered old piano, morphs into Meters-like funk as Connick sidles over to a Hammond organ, and ends up back at the sort of sophisticated but surreptitiously sleazy jazz that underpins the night.
Monday's proceedings provided the next chapter in the dramatic and dizzying fall of Vick, who was once the highest-paid and one of the highest-profile players in the N.F.L.
(A dizzying 1,172 of them are already online on the library's website).
It's quite possible that the nine fivee vintage, four new) historically-themed films which comprised my dizzying first week of press screenings at this festival may be remembered by me as the most important.
He also has a peerless back catalogue to draw upon, as exemplified by a dizzying early segue of self-penned material, including Faron Young's Hello Walls and Patsy Cline's Crazy.
A revered orator, Mr Vajpayee was one of the main architects of this dizzying rise.
Gov. Eliot Spitzer's resignation — the culmination of a dizzying fall from grace — has made the front pages of newspapers worldwide.
Welcome, in short, to a wildly overloaded meta-universe of code breakers lost in a Pynchonic grid of 1's and 0's and a state of increasingly dizzying paranoia.
Here, she discusses a few of the high points (and the single low point) of her dizzying first years in Hollywood.
New York's subways have long been the great equalizer of America's largest city, the democratizing force in a metropolis of otherwise dizzying inequality.
