dizzyingly's Usage Examples:

worlds of contemporary art in a single place: a task that now seems as dizzyingly absurd as Auriti's dream.

Publishers Weekly gave the book a starred review, saying, “(Barton’s) dizzyingly expressive digitized pencil sketches seem to be everywhere at once continually.

); and a kind of aeronautical documentarism that comes dizzyingly close to direct celebration of machinery (particularly in Tullio Crali.

screenplay by David Ambrose based on Michael Mewshaw's book, turns out to be dizzyingly overcomplicated, and far too much of it hinges on the American journalist's.

calling it "a true original, and a triumph of personal filmmaking" and "dizzyingly sensual".

convoluted physical machinations depicted in Upside Down, Juan Solanas' dizzyingly loopy sci-fi romance.

mirror, picking over the bones of her past with an optimism and energy dizzyingly at odds with her reality.

it "supremely literary" and describing the quality of the writing as "dizzyingly accomplished".

To read Hocus Bogus in Bellos's superb translation is to marvel at its dizzyingly distorted syntax ('I don't speak Danish, but not well enough'), constant.

Spin called it "dizzyingly hypnotic, politically subversive sound-and-vision barrage that renders.

Lyons's delivery was always light, the lines dizzyingly extended, and in all his work he was without obvious ego.

re-interpretation of BM, inspired as much by Sartre as Satan and careening dizzyingly between devastatingly concise black metal and poppy, blissed-out choruses.

amazing display of spontaneous music-making", he concluded that "it is a dizzyingly brilliant, virtuoso work of two exceedingly fecund imaginations.

"Chaos 3D" allows guests to get dizzyingly close to three-dimensional murals.

character actors, backgrounded by a blaring retro-loving soundtrack, and shot dizzyingly in hypertechnicolor.

The result not only hangs together, but hurtles dizzyingly, and sometimes hilariously, into space.

year's most arresting experimental pop record, They Ate Themselves is a dizzyingly vibrant trip through death and multi-layered dissonance".

Robert Kushman, in the National Post, described it as a "dizzyingly ambitious feat of producing and a dizzying achievement.

"Oozing style, wit and confidence from every sprocket, and offering a dizzyingly, fresh perspective on the Big Apple that only Besson could bring, this.