Sentence examples for dizzying with from inspiring English sources

Peterson's works are hyper-miniaturized, and the viewing effect is dizzying with the sheer number of photographic clues contained on a single mass of surface area.

In the last 10 years in particular, its growth has been dizzying, with the population of greater Atlanta climbing from 2.9 million in 1990 to 4.1 million in 2000, according to census figures.

But it is in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut that the reversal has been most dizzying, with the states faring better than the nation in the good years and worse since 2000.

The possibilities became even more dizzying with the introduction of new materials and building technologies.

The chief justice's fall from grace since that ruling has been dizzying, with the state-controlled media sharply criticizing her.

Praise from its fans is dizzying, with the book described by many as the most important of the 20th century.

An early lineup — Mr. Mercer and Mr. Million, with Anton Fier on drums and Keith DeNunzio (a k a Keith Clayton) on bass — made the Feelies' dizzying 1980 debut album, "Crazy Rhythms" (Stiff/reissued on A&M), and soon broke up, generating the first of many intertwined Feelies spinoff bands: the Trypes, the Willies and Yung Wu.

The analysis becomes dizzying quickly.

It's likely he first viewed the city from the air, looked out and saw the twin towers mirroring each other's dizzying rise.

Throughout the first movement you never felt, as you often do in other performances, that the pianist was simply displaying how fast he could dispatch a cascade of double octaves or a burst of dizzying passagework.

Offering another example of the bloody cycles dizzying this region, Mr. Karmi said it was the Israeli policy of what he called assassination -- the same policy, which Israelis call self-defense, that almost claimed Mr. Karmi today -- that prompted him to kill the two restaurateurs.