Sentence examples for slight dizziness from inspiring English sources

The light shield can make a user feel a little claustrophobic and causes slight dizziness if you move your head too often.

But, as this last sabbatical extends in time, I also notice the telltale pockets under my eyes, the stiffness in my joints, the hearing problem, the slight dizziness and loss of balance as I walk out into the street.

Linda Alvarez, 10, whose father, Chief Warrant Officer Mario Alvarez, is a maintenance supervisor in one of the shipboard helicopter squadrons, walked slowly through the hangar bay, describing battling slight dizziness from the sea state and the week's worth of new experiences.

Just sore quads and slight dizziness from a heady blood-rush.

Meanwhile, anxiety doesn't fully urge us to fight, flee or freeze; it is there to alert us to the possibility of danger: slight dizziness, nausea, dry mouth and racing, repetitive thoughts.

Hoffman wrote the following about his first experience taking acid: "Last Friday, April 16, 1943, I was forced to interrupt my work in the laboratory in the middle of the afternoon and proceed home, being affected by a remarkable restlessness, combined with a slight dizziness.

All patients reported only slight permanent dizziness and insecure walking.

Without warning, he experiences a slight nausea and dizziness.

The other day, he asked Michael Collins, the assistant tour manager, "Can you fly in some white blood cells for me?" He awakens early each morning to take the first of five daily pills, then goes back to sleep, trying to alleviate a slight sense of dizziness -- "like trying to skate on a sleeping pill" -- caused by the medication.

At concentrations below 200 ppm, this gas induces slight headache and dizziness.

Discomfort and a slight feeling of dizziness only occurred in situations of exhausting physical exercise or challenging physical activities.