Sentence examples for light-headed sense from inspiring English sources
On the model of multileveled funk from Parliament to Prince to Outkast, N.E.R.D.'s music serves up carnality alongside idealism, sympathetic character studies as well as fantasies and braggodocio, all with a light-headed sense of humor.
Watching the Sanders campaign soar, I and millions of others have felt light-headed with a sense of possibility.
There's a breathlessness that takes hold of She Loves Me practically from curtain rise, a light-headed, joyous, oxygenated sense of increasing euphoria as Bock and and Harnick's melodiousness tumbles over the audience like cresting waves of pleasure.
She knew it didn't "make sense to be barely existing" — she got light-headed just walking up the stairs — but she felt that the situation must have been willed by the Lord.
She knew it didn't "make sense to be barely existing"—she got light-headed just walking up the stairs but she felt that the situation must have been willed by the Lord.
"Socialite is identified with 'light' in every sense of the word," she added, "light-hearted, light-headed, not substantial, not to be taken seriously".
The woman was light-headed.
"I felt really light-headed.
He was light-headed when he spoke.
I felt light-headed and dizzy.
