Sentence examples for vertiginous sensation from inspiring English sources

Sifting through the images, mostly of her, Olivia has the vertiginous sensation of "watching a sped-up movie of her life".

The preposterous length of the new book does include a vertiginous sensation, somewhat in the way of a "Where's Waldo?" cartoon: the text exceeds our ability to keep everything in our heads, to take it all in at once.

Those with a robust tolerance for dislocation, for the vertiginous sensation of reality disintegrating underfoot and for the occasional streak of slapdash prose can find it in the work of Philip K. Dick.

For another site-specific piece aptly and slyly titled "The Last Judgment" they projected looped images of choppy water and circling seagulls onto the curved ceiling of the crematorium's mourning chapel, evoking the vertiginous sensation of being enveloped by a night sky and a deep black ocean at the same time.

I had the vertiginous sense of being up very high.

"In 2010, no other filmmaker [in France] than Gaspar Noé can shoot with such mastery, nor draw us into a vortex of sensations as vertiginous".

And when you start taking phrases out of context and recasting them as quotations, you begin to feel (Shapiro must have undergone this sensation) a little vertiginous.

You are so accustomed to vehicles on wheels that the freedom from the tyranny of the earth, the absence of the sensation of ground against tires, feels almost vertiginous, like weightlessness.

Vertiginous visual effects wizardry makes the film a triumph of physical sensation, though even its stomach-rearranging spectacle takes a tumble on a 2D television format.

Nothing you see makes any sense at all, but the sensations are undeniable, and kind of fun in their vertiginous, supercaffeinated way.

The effect is vertiginous.