Sentences with phrase «giddiness of»

The harsh winter dampened the giddiness of falling gasoline prices from the start of the year....

In a video posted on the gallery website, Page sums it up: this work is about the giddiness of hope.

Murray's outlines and colors have the giddiness of a comic strip.

No, it's because the giddiness of a bull market lulls them into a sense of false security, leading them to underestimate the risk they're actually taking.

Without the giddiness of denial about the long, hard - to - see road ahead, a constructive setting is productive.

.5 Here though, they're focused on celebrating the fun of love, specifically the overwhelming giddiness of teenage crushes.

that you miss the excitement of dating, that you miss the giddiness of missing him.

Just Like Heaven — The Cure (1987) This song about the giddiness of getting with someone you love (and the background fear of losing them) is classic Cure: even at their most happily romantic, there's a hint of strangeness.

We've picked 21 falling in love songs that perfectly sum up the gleeful giddiness of new romance.

Have you ever felt the giddiness of finding an unexpected deal or when an item you are looking at is not only the last item in the store, but also happens to be in your size?

And we all remember the palpable giddiness of the Fox News anchors when the Rev. Wright tapes were unearthed and replayed over and over again during the 2008 election.

Ironically, we can accept the burden of our own guilt with almost a giddiness of heart, for we know that through the instrumentality of his death issues, strangely and wonderfully, our salvation.

Achieving that unworldly valuation in such a short time has Butterfield fielding lots of questions lately about tech bubbles and whether these sudden fortunes are built on solid foundations or merely the giddiness of a moment.

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So while some may see the Trump Bump as irrational exuberance, it's really just a case of market giddiness.

Alas, this state of giddiness is to be found least of all in eternity, for eternity is clear and transparent!

If you, my listener, should see such a man, although it is unlikely, for without a doubt weakness and mediocrity are the more common, if you should meet him in what he himself would call a weak moment, but which, alas, you would have to call a better moment; if you should meet him when he had found no rest in the desert, when the giddiness passes away for a moment and he feels an agonizing longing for the Good; if you should meet him when, shaken in his innermost being, and not without sadness, he was thinking of that man of single purpose who even in all his frailty still wills the Good: then you would discover that he had two wills, and you would discover his painful double - mindedness.

My giddiness kicks in when I see wines I've selected in this column take home some of the hardware.

OAKLEY — Gathered in the back corner of the Freedom High locker room, the Berkeley boys basketball team was a boiling mixture of adrenaline, excitement and boyish giddiness.

Despite many stars being in France for Euro 2016, the transfer window is still open for business — and Manchester United fans have reacted to a tweet from one of their own with extreme giddiness.

By toning down your initial response and letting her take the lead on whether there will be giddiness, moving on to a new topic quickly, or something in between, you give her control of the situation.

What he must not do is mistake the formulaic giddiness and euphoria of a political convention for a commitment to any kind of action.

Geeky giddiness overcomes him at times, but Kessler's access allows unique insights into characters like mission leader Peter Smith with his «cowboy swagger,» as well as into the challenges of talking to a robot across hours - long communication delays.

Even nearly four years after the discovery, the giddiness in Lamanna's voice is evident as he talked about the importance of the initial pictures.

You might feel a sudden burst of happiness or giddiness and want to start laughing.

Neurotoxic reactions (to the central and peripheral nervous systems): coma, convulsions, headache, depression, dizziness, irritability, confusion, panic attacks, anxiety, memory loss, impaired concentration, drowsiness, insomnia, impaired vision, stupor, spaciness, giddiness, slurred speech, twitching muscles, tingling in the limbs, loss of muscular coordination.

So imagine our giddiness when we opened up a box full of sumptuous charmeuse gowns from one of our favorite designers, Amsale.

When you find an awesome item for a steal, there is a rush of excitement and giddiness (a lot like eating chocolate).

That intoxicating concoction of goosebumps and giddiness will bowl you over and leave you head over heels.

The giddiness you feel and Erika Fore is back to help us with the tough stuff, like how to stay cool when you've been guilty of coming on too strong.

When she looks at herself in the bathroom mirror after she's tried out cheating on her own beloved, a complete emotional arc is displayed on her face in just a few flickering facial expressions: shock, then disappointment, and finally, a flash of pure giddiness.

There is so darn much setup that it leaves no room for impulses to run free, so Confetti lacks the outlandish giddiness that comes from great improvisational comedy, but it's also missing the benefits of scripted film - like character development or storylines that are brought to a satisfying conclusion.

Even the weapons in «Mandy» will inspire more giddiness than the running time of most cult classics.

It sounds fun in theory, I guess, and there are some entertaining moments of rude irreverence here and there but the giddiness gets a bit tedious after a while.

Along the way a selection of «secret agent» pharmaceuticals are dispensed or injected at appropriate scene changes, leaving characters with side effects ranging from unconsciousness to giddiness.

Singing in Spanish to a largely English - language crowd, singer Rubén Albarrán had to get his points across through giddiness - induced goodwill, not to mention the live - wire showmanship of a rock star with a 20 - year pedigree.

If the very survival of poise in Lubitsch was always involved with simultaneously fueling and controlling the fires of emotion, in Edwards the impeccable precariousness of comic order often finds expression in thriller elements, as in a masterly post-credits robbery sequence that is tense, fascinating, as beautifully machined as the fantastic caper itself — and funny too, in a thoroughly distinctive alliance of the giddiness inherent in breathbating suspense and the melodramatic effectiveness of slapstick violence.

But any traces of the giddiness and charm the first three brought to such a notion have washed away in «The Salon» like a bad dye job.

And his «Hamlet 2» had a kind of politically - incorrect giddiness to it that brought occasional guilty smiles.

When Harry is sent a box of bewitched candy, Ron unknowingly intercepts it, eats the contents and is smitten by a romantic spell of giddiness.

So when there's an angry ape charging down the street atop a horse with two machine guns blazing, you're whipped up into a frenzy of over-the-top summer movie mayhem giddiness.

Nothing brings me more joy than a good old singing and dancing musical, so you can imagine my anticipatory giddiness at the very thought of Nine.

Fortunately, this lack of original content is compensated with the director's creative giddiness and technical savvy.

Then again, such is the giddiness that erupts when you drive a vehicle that can sprint to 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds and blitz to a top end of 212 mph.

From his early days as a school boy cartoonist who becomes overwhelmed with giddiness upon meeting Osamu Tezuka to his trail - blazing days as a leading artist in the gekiga, or «dramatic pictures» movement, Yoshihiro Tatsumi weaves post-WWII Japanese history with his personal recollections of manga legends like Takao Saito (Golgo 13) and Masahiko Matsumoto (Cigarette Girl).

Growing up, the thought of a summer reading list either inspired giddiness or dread in my group of friends.

Swoon Worthy and Alpha Male are two phrases that are guaranteed to bring giddiness to romance readers, and a frenzy of one - clicks on the eBook sites.

The giddiness, the letdown, the disillusionment and the eventual embrace of reality are all so brilliantly executed by Fernando that it is hard to believe this is her debut novel.

Good enough, but then when he probably got super giddy to see the actual DS box, giddiness turned to confused disappointment when the contents of the box proved to be Chinese newspaper... and rocks.

It was difficult not to be enveloped, or at the least entertained, by the childlike giddiness radiating from Strength in Numbers CEO, Scott Reschke, as he watched attendees jump and scream preceding every death in the first level of Kaet Must Die!

E3 2015 is almost here, and my school girl giddiness is starting to get the best of me!