Sentence examples for vertiginous loss from inspiring English sources
It is the contrast between this sharpness and its sudden vertiginous loss that frightens.
The story emphasizes the vertiginous loss of control patients' families experience.
And yet, and yet, there's some hope for salvation: Roger, Mark, and Arabella each experience the occasional sinking spell -- a "sudden, vertiginous loss of self" -- which however they manage to leave behind, unexamined, and speed on.
A good place to start is that sinking spell, the "sudden, vertiginous loss of self" -- in actuality, a call to moral reckoning -- or, even better, the activating rage a morally reckoned character feels at seeing the boat in which we're all passengers being hammered and scuttled.
Gingrich has already suffered some of the worst humiliations the political process can offer: vertiginous electoral losses (with another one coming up, if the Florida polls are to be believed), ethical scandals, public airings of private immorality, being caught in bald-faced lies, a disapproval rating higher than Michael Vick's (and it keeps getting worse).
At the end of this period, he reported notable improvement in his headaches, hearing loss, and vertiginous symptoms.
Among vertiginous patients, the documentation rates for episode duration, relationship to head turning, hearing loss, and Hallpike maneuver were far from satisfactory.
In his view, its image of a cracked and vertiginous landscape spilling into a spacial abyss is a metaphor for a mind distraught with loss.
The effect is vertiginous.
It is a vertiginous moment.
