Sentence examples for too dizzying from inspiring English sources

The book is, however, too dizzying by half.

Those who switched late from Ms Rousseff might find a speedy move to Mr Serra too dizzying to contemplate.

Lifetime wasn't sure of the match, either: its head of research found the show-within-a-show conceit too dizzying.

You might think that would be impossible to do in Los Angeles, a landscape far too huge, too varied, too dizzying to ever sort out.

There's even a theater, if all this is too dizzying for you and you need to sit for a minute, where visitors can watch a 30-minute survey of the physical exhibition that is the second part of a trilogy beginning with Freeman/Lowe's 2014 show The Floating Chain.

There were some dizzying moments, too.

If the dip in his career was extreme and dizzying, so too were the twin peaks.

Both artists give you too much; both are dizzying and overwhelming.

Adams, too, supplies moments of dizzying beauty, but in the end he has written a three-hour symphony of dread.

But don't let the sweets lure you too far from the dizzying array of main dishes ($11 to $17 a package) in the cooler case.

Otherwise the videos they make could be dizzying or too hectic to watch.