Sentence examples for somewhat dizzying from inspiring English sources
The Beeb's commentator-recruitment policy also appeared to be somewhat dizzying.
Last weekend in Napa Valley, at the 14th annual Worlds of Flavor conference hosted by the Culinary Institute of America in St. Helena, some of the world's most notable chefs were taking culinary diversity to new, somewhat dizzying heights.
For a long-time journalist, and near-as-long-a-time scientist, the sudden shift in perspective is somewhat dizzying.
The work can, however, be somewhat dizzying to look at.
A fastidious sense of craft prevails; a surprising array of references to art, fashion and optics are built into the taut, somewhat dizzying surfaces.
Since the store is small, the speed of inventory turnover is somewhat dizzying; that day, there was a fresh batch of stupefyingly comfortable loungewear items by Alexander Wang and Tsumori Chisato — super-soft, generously long cotton things more or less evocative of total collapse in a hammock woven of baby hair and opium (Tsumori Chisato big cocoon sweatshirt, $385).
What results is fairly dizzying.
After Yuan, the main figure is Cece, a passionate, somewhat dizzy woman of 44 who seems ridiculous only until you understand that her forthright ability to bestow love on people who may not deserve it makes her the only honest person in the book, as well as the saddest.
After I quoted these lines while introducing him at a reading in Brooklyn a few years ago, he wrote to me: "The fact that you would someday be born and later would read my Gertrude Stein review, which I typed laboriously in my furnished room in Rennes, and that you would apply my words to me, well it all makes me feel somewhat dizzy".
The possibilities were dizzying.
