Sentence examples for vertiginous manner from inspiring English sources
Although Lévy says that Sartre anticipated in a "vertiginous manner most of the theoretical inventions of Michel Foucault, Jacques Lacan and Gilles Deleuze", the admiration appears based largely on Sartre's ability to get things "outrageously wrong".
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Quite aside from his remarkable abilities as a dancer - no mean feat given the vertiginous heels on his white boots - he milks the audience in a manner that stops just the right side of shameless.
For all their everyday manners, their heads leaning together in this small oval keepsake, how vertiginous and unknowable the image becomes.
Curiously, the Earth 1,000 years later looks as much like an Eden as a hell, with giant trees, vertiginous waterfalls and prodigious wildlife killing and eating one another cheerfully in the usual Darwinian manner.
The effect is vertiginous.
It is a vertiginous moment.
In the 1920s a vertiginous gulf still existed between working-class culture and the cosmopolitan ballet scene and as Tudor began to move between these alien worlds he learned to adopt different manners, different masks.
"The whole thing was vertiginous," she said.
