It can be frightening and disorienting to find oneself at such an economic juncture.
The freedom to get lost, and find oneself again.
One finds oneself remote from one's conscious preoccupations".
Thus, one finds oneself confronted with grave anomalies.
They find themselves disoriented by their newfound alienation: from a youth culture to which they are increasingly distant, from their own dreams of middle-class uplift and of American worldwide hegemony, from a country that is increasingly multicultural and, yes, led by a progressive black president.
People with PD might also have difficulty processing visual information and find themselves disoriented when, for example, navigating a busy supermarket.
People usually know where they stand on capital punishment, but even those of us who are firmly anti might find ourselves staggeringly disoriented when it comes to crimes as hideous as this.
"You know that colossal slab of whale vomit someone found the other day?" I find myself momentarily disoriented at this point, I think because I'm asking the question in French, and for some reason it occurs to me to wonder whether there is a phrase book, anywhere in the world, that might include this sentence.
November 1972: Police in Belfast find a woman disoriented and distressed after being abducted from a bingo hall, taken to a house in the Lower Falls area of the city and beaten by an IRA member who accused her of being an informer.
While both its advocates and those who argued strenuously against it would likely find themselves somewhat disoriented if this were correct, it does seem that non-cognitivists would be most upset by this result.
I find it disorienting and slightly disquieting.
