Sentence examples for Somewhat disoriented from inspiring English sources

He said he felt intensely nauseated and somewhat disoriented after the spinal tap.

I was a town crier but just one of many," he added, acknowledging that the social media revolution had left him somewhat disoriented but determined to find something more rewarding.

Then she marched to Rico's house, where she encountered a boy far less tough than she expected — a kid whose own mother worked, a kid somewhat disoriented by the raft of girls at his disposal.

Audiences at the Marion Oliver McCaw Hall here with memories of the company's previous version might have felt somewhat disoriented by the opening moments of this newest interpretation, which gives far more weight to the title character and his trusty sidekick, Sancho Panza.

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.

There are two reasons for this: the obvious one is that there are two thousand bikes in transition, and the second reason is you are somewhat disoriented from exerting yourself during the swim and bike.

To view the Gatto up close is somewhat disorienting.

With all the auto shops, fast-food joints and boarded-up houses in the vicinity, it is somewhat disorienting to find Mr. Longest operating out of a $17 million performing arts annex, part of a recently completed $50 million renovation of New Albany High School that was financed by property taxes.

The new mobile operating system is a big visual change, and is likely to feel somewhat disorienting to users upgrading from iOS 6, but in most important ways, it's not that dissimilar from what you're used to, and many of the changes are definitely for the best.

"Trump just admits to wrongdoing and then dares the rest of us to do something about it," Meyers said, calling the behavior somewhat disorienting.

"Trump just admits to wrongdoing and then dares the rest of us to do something about it," Meyers said, calling the behavior somewhat disorienting. .