dizzyingly

The most dizzyingly stimulating and, yes, the best play of the season.

He let out a cry at the pain, and the world went dizzyingly black for a second.

It was a 30-minute journey through a dizzyingly unfamiliar landscape.

She looked up, startled, a protest beginning to form, then became dizzyingly aware of the open door.

The control room seemed to swing dizzyingly around him.

The camera shifted dizzyingly out of the closet and was once again in the larger room.

But to advocate the use of period instruments simply because we can play them so well is dizzyingly circular.

Biotechnology had forced the growth; low gravity would let it go dizzyingly high.

After the initial pain, the motion of Ted's finger felt dizzyingly good.

Order a side dish, and the entree price climbs dizzyingly close to the 50's.

Now the park is a dizzyingly busy meeting place, with hurtling children crossing every which way.

She made the announcement and watched as the lights on the board flashed dizzyingly in response.

The new draft would create a dizzyingly complicated system.

Though the bill is dizzyingly complex, its logic is simple.

The vast open space was dizzyingly huge, as though someone had hollowed out the inside of a mountain.

The dizzyingly told Civil War story of a young man with ties to both sides.

She pushed herself off the bed and groaned as the floor rocked dizzyingly beneath her.

Alan went up the tree, dizzyingly high, even though he wasn't at the top, and cut it loose.

Hours have passed, and you're still dizzyingly happy.

The workers themselves, however, must still interact with a dizzyingly polyglot clientele.

He was now playing for dizzyingly high stakes.

It didn't help matters that the drop below her was dizzyingly infinite.

But the high point in the suite is a playful and dizzyingly fast scherzo.

Her blood seemed to pool dizzyingly in her face.