Sentence examples for seemed dizzy from inspiring English sources

His tie slightly askew, Mr. Sheen seemed dizzy with surprise, as if he could not believe the scene before him.

"In a recorded statement provided to investigators, Miss Kelly confessed that on May 12, she alone shook Elijah violently three times, laid him down on the bed because he seemed dizzy, and left the house," Saluti and his co-counsel, Mark Berman, wrote in their motion.

In 1988 the 20th anniversary seemed to make everything clear, when a brilliant Channel 4 season revealed what my lot seemed to be lacking: the rebel mindset, certainly, but also a strain of politics so all-encompassing that it seemed dizzying.

Although it includes commemorations and elegies, its "transcendent razzmatazz" can seem "dizzy with unison," showing like "The Lego Movie" (which it resembles in many ways)—how everything is awesome all the time.

There's a lot to be angry about, but many of the protesters seem dizzy with their own fury.

By the end of Michelle Obama's speech, the audience seemed almost dizzy.

To the left the dishes emerged with a whoosh of steam that literally seemed to smack me dizzy every one and a half minutes.

"She was walking towards me, and it seemed like she got dizzy, because she fell at my feet," Ms Magdy says.

My vertigo and dizzy issues seemed to almost completely subside, and my balance was coming back closer to what it was pre-accident.

At times, Zoe, who was wearing a neon yellow patent leather Courrèges jacket from the '60s, can seem like a dizzy character in a backstage musical.

If Dizzy seems impoverished by American material standards, within the spare environment in which he lounges he appears to be a spoiled brat.