Sentence examples for vertigo of from inspiring English sources

Superhero fans meanwhile accuse Vertigo of being too avant-garde.

"There's a vertigo of urban loneliness that late-night radio addresses," says Baxter.

This sort of vertigo of accumulation, a neocapitalism of information, happens to many".

Recorded in one day, The Vertigo of Bliss crackles with certainty.

The vertigo of relocation and advancement stayed with Drexler for at least a year.

But nothing can ever quite prepare you for the vertigo of Red Square.

Jock Young's The Vertigo of Late Modernity, published by SAGE Publications, is one such book.

The resulting reflections induce a kind of crepuscular vertigo of topsy-turvy geometries.

This is where you learn the vertigo of knowing something a protagonist doesn't.

He was attacked by the romantic vertigo of men travelling alone, recalling previous episodes.

The action had a whiff of desperation, of the vertigo of failure, of contemplating the abyss from a serviceable ledge.