Sentence examples for Profound disorientation from inspiring English sources

There is a profound disorientation of ideas.

My goal is to engender a visceral experience of the profound disorientation of Guantánamo's alumni, one that may enable viewers to identify with, rather than distancing themselves from or merely empathizing with, these men.

After a few minor teething problems - nightmares, hallucinations, body cramps, feelings of profound guilt, disorientation and vulnerability - my body quickly acclimatised to the drug and things improved for a while.

In terms of political danger, those circumstances could be unprecendeted poverty and profound social disorientation.

A 23-year-old male presented with bilateral, sudden, profound visual and hearing loss, disorientation, and dizziness.

He was declining rapidly, experiencing profound hallucinations, severe confusion, and disorientation.

But do they have the mojo to counter the profound soul loss, despair, terror, grief, fury and deep disorientation that comes from the horrors of combat?

For example, patients with profound in-ICU sleep disturbance leading to acute confusion or disorientation may have met criteria for delirium either by our in-person or chart-based review methods, which could confound the observed relationship between ICU delirium and long-term sleep disturbance.

Journey allows the player to move through a set of landscapes profound in their audio and visual beauty with no instruction, but with the momentum, disorientation and hope that emerge from any journey in life.

The disorientation began almost immediately.

It radiates benign disorientation.