Sentence examples for remain dizzying from inspiring English sources

Outside those extremes, the finances of an evening at the theatre in decent seats remain dizzying.

The sound remained intense, manic, dizzying, ending with what felt like the sort of heaving gasp an Olympic sprinter collapses into following the 100 meter finals.

Despite the dizzying array of personnel changes that the group underwent in later years, this lack of a dedicated lead singer would remain a stylistic trait of the Byrds' music throughout the majority of the band's existence.

The dizzying progress in the fields of genomics and neuroscience make it easy to forget that many scientific hurdles remain to be overcome.

Exports remain weak, and a renewed downturn in the West -- the primary market for Asian goods -- or a turnaround in the dizzying rise in Asian stocks are primary risks.

Yet he remained stuck largely in a dizzying, disoriented state of existential confusion.

In all this dizzying motion, critics sometimes overlooked what remained constant: his sensuous portraits and a sincere engagement with history.

By Dan Chiasson Through Lowell's dizzying psychological dramas and fits of despair, Bishop remained a steadfast but unsparing correspondent.

Aside from excising a minor character here and there and condensing or eliding a few incidents, the dizzying sprawl of Dostoyevsky's unruly but fascinating novel remained intact, including the chapter originally censored from the book in which the anti-hero, the aristocrat Stavrogin (Ivan Alovisio), confesses his soul-corroding sins to a priest.

Christie Rampone, 39, is the only player remaining from the national team that won it all in 1999 -- and propelled women's soccer in the U.S. to dizzying heights.

These athletes face a dizzying, seemingly impossible choice: disregard their gender identity arguably an unhealthy and wholly unacceptable option given the negative effects of remaining closeted or sacrifice their love of sports.