Sentence examples for has a dizzying from inspiring English sources

Imaginatively filmed by Peter Sova, "Push" has a dizzying, chaotic energy that pulls you along.

"Days" has a dizzying hum-of-the-universe buzz at first.

The counter space has a dizzying display of nail cutters, splitters and nippers, most of which are made by the Biancos.

Best of all, Bonaire has a dizzying profusion of marine life, all of it easily accessible not only by boat but also right off the shore.

The apparition of such pure words at the end of an impure volume has a dizzying effect, and the poem almost requires knowledge of what came before ("Let the Gods forgive what I / have made" are the next lines).

Though scored like lawn tennis — love, fifteen, thirty, forty, deuce, etc. — real tennis has a dizzying assortment of additional rules that can make the sport difficult for casual viewers to comprehend.

He has a dizzy spell in the street, and goes briefly to Saint-Malo to recuperate.

10. 'PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE' -- The first -- and, in all probability, the last -- Adam Sandler art film, Paul Thomas Anderson's oddball romantic comedy has a dizzy, intoxicating sweetness.

There are marvelous sets, bizarre costumes, glorious lighting effects, and a most deft handling of the dream scene, both in the approach and in the awakening of ???Nell McRae, the worthy music composer who has a dizzy nightmare through having been accepted in marriage by the daughter of a pompous plutocrat.The film was prefaced by a clever playlet, in four scenes.

Mr. Giordano said that Mr. Bravo told him he had never had a dizzy spell before.

("I must have had a dizzy spell and fainted," she says later).