Sentence examples for Slightly disorientated from inspiring English sources
The next morning, slightly disorientated and starved of sleep, I skipped breakfast.
The whole experience has lasted less than a minute, and I'm left feeling energised and slightly disorientated.
Looking slightly disorientated in jeans and a Breton top, no make-up and just-out-of-the-shower hair, there's no mistaking her: it's Barb.
The teenager is suffering from a slight chest infection is said to be slightly disorientated since regaining consciousness.
Quetiapine is the favourite drug for hospitalised elderly who are slightly disorientated and mildly agitated, for example, who stand up and are at risks of falling.
That home navigation doesn't include a progress bar, which is slightly disorientating.
Even entering the auditorium is slightly disorientating, throwing you into a world of simultaneous stimuli including scribbled messages, screened projections and whispered words.
Fashioned from bronze, fibreglass, aluminium and wood, his bulbous animal-human hybrids might be uncannily reminiscent of jovial cartoon personalities, but they tend to stand alone in poses of slightly disorientating pathos.
"Even today," he says, "if I wanted to send someone a very personal message, I'd put it on cassette". One thing that is slightly disorientating about the Hamburg exhibition was that, while it treated the cassette as something very much alive, it also revealed it quite clearly to be a museum object.
But Meyer remains disorientated.
