Sentence examples for giddy movement from inspiring English sources
Pitchfork Media reviewer Amanda Petrusich thought it was one of the album's highlights, calling it "an earnest and galactic fight song, and the sort of track that's best enjoyed in cars and airplanes, simply because it encites so much giddy movement".
For all its thematic cohesion, it is an unsettling narrative, rambling through a wasteland fugue, a rustic intermezzo, a bit of operatic recitative, a set of fantastic variations on a mundane theme, a giddy presto, a slow movement that never gets started, and, finally, a wrathful finale, which Stravinsky called "a Magyar uprising".
It's a giddying marriage of music and movement, matched only by Disney's Fantasia, which casts inanimate things such as mushrooms and autumn leaves under the spell of Tchaikovsky's genius.
"Graphic fiction," whether fantastical or quotidian, bleak or giddy, begins through this book to feel very much like a movement, like art in a well-conceived gallery show or music in a well-organized festival.
Having been swept into office practically out of nowhere, Syriza's leaders were understandably giddy, and understandably eager to meet the demands of the popular protest movement that was responsible for their rise.
In the final movement, a wild barrage of impressions, you can't help but be swept away by Mr. Wuorinen's giddy thrill in writing for virtuoso players.
The Ting Tings' skronky guitars and giddy rhythms, which recall the Brazilian baile funk of Cansei de ser Sexy and Bonde do Role, seem destined to inspire movement.
"You're giddy with hysteria".
