I quite enjoyed the disorienting feeling for a while".
Contrary to a rumor, the miners were not in the disorienting dark all the time.
Their slightly wobbly stances underscore the disorienting quality of Mr. Biguenet's tale.
The alleyways and courtyards of the city still embody the disorienting quality of Kafka's work.
More compelling, especially to those with an interest in China, is a subtext about the disorienting effect of sudden prosperity.
This was all surely part of the intention, a simulation of the disorienting overload of modern culture.
There are dark spots in her mind now, blanks in her memory, and the leapfrogging in her show reflects the disorienting experience she's come through.
Soldiers speak of "the fog of war" — the disorienting confusion of battle so infinitely less tidy than the arrows and rectangles on the maps of briefers and historians.
The Obamas are in the meantime sampling the disorienting liberty of parents with time on their hands and each other for company.
Although the disorienting layout of the spaces ensnared gamblers — they succumbed to the slots because they couldn't escape — it kept other tourists away.
Well, as a colorist, he knows something about control, but this time the fabrics — light-emitting, light-reflecting — help the disorienting effect of his color spots.
