Sentence examples for vertiginous experience from inspiring English sources

Visiting him there is a vertiginous experience.

It's a vertiginous experience that grows increasingly hilarious, and the joke is on us.

For a tamer, though still pretty vertiginous, experience, try a pedestrian suspension bridge.

Even so, reading the book is a mildly vertiginous experience, rather like using the "scenes" function on a DVD to scramble the film's original order.

The joins in the glass are minimal, so you have the vertiginous experience of standing on a small triangular projection over the street.

Often all the lines and formulations cluster into a single sentence, which can be a vertiginous experience for this politics watcher at least.

It is also a vertiginous sensory experience, that simulates with dizzying effectiveness the abnegation of all of the usual Earthbound rules about which way is up and which way is down.

With its mad grandeur, seething bitterness, and vengeful unmasking, Stroheim's enterprise reflects his own vertiginous arc of experience, from fin-de-siècle Vienna and Ellis Island to the fleshpots of boomtown Hollywood.

The experience is vertiginous, disorienting, and giddyingly fun.

To say watching the whole experience is vertiginous is something of an understatement.

Instead of lines on a flat surface you experience a vertiginous plummeting waterfall of three dimensional space.