Sentence examples for feel vertigo from inspiring English sources

Sometimes women get flushed or feel vertigo.

When you walk through these buzzing images, you feel vertigo.

Be prepared to feel vertigo in the first step of the maneuver.

After 17 years of always having a roof over my head, a wall or fence around me, and my peripheral vision obscured by bars, razor wire or chicken wire, I felt vertigo.

When he set fire to some items he felt vertigo and could not maintain power in the legs.

You should not feel any vertigo at this time; if you do, this maneuver can be repeated until you are no longer having vertigo.

And during the ride, some readers will feel the vertigo when the roller coaster turns upside down.

Having spoken to astronauts who have had that experience, they say it's quite daunting, the heart rate certainly goes up, and a lot of astronauts really feel the vertigo of being 400km up," he said.

I feel that Vertigo is inferior to Hitchcock's other more brutally explicit psychological thriller Psycho, but that a persistent gentility in the critical world feels it necessary to reward the classier and more subtle film, and Psycho, for all that it is adored, has the genre taint of "horror" which keeps it out of lists like these.

The idea is for the viewer to feel temporal vertigo both in front of my work and while moving around the exhibition.

I felt constant vertigo, like I had been violently cut and pasted from New York to Tokyo.