Sentence examples for his dizzying from inspiring English sources

His dizzying expectations come with a particular angle on reality.

We remember him for his dizzying output and his dexterity with so many styles of painting.

Indeed, tragedy was never too far from Dion's life, even during his dizzying success.

He has been imperious recently and was at his dizzying best in the Champions League this week.

To enumerate was Bruno's joy and, in some of his writings, such as these, the engine of his dizzying prose.

Using his dizzying array of pitches, including a fastball that hit 97 miles per hour, a slider and 95 m.p.h.

In Rabbit at Rest, Updike's Rabbit Angstrom has a heart attack on a sailing boat with his granddaughter: "His chest feels full, his head dizzy, his pulse rustles in his ears, the soaked space between his shoulder blades holds a jagged pain".

In this sense, his high blood pressure and arthritis and depression, his dizzy spells and rotting gums may be seen as strong-willed symptoms of the artist's enduring effort to realize his role--a writer in opposition to the state.

Breathing deep, he wheezed in air, and his dizzy head cleared.

His private Boeing 767 cost £100m; he spent £240m buying Chelsea, and another £200m on players; his other two yachts cost £72m each; the list of his assets is dizzying.

His decline was dizzying.