Sentence examples for a disorienting thing from inspiring English sources

And so it is a disorienting thing to fall out of love.

If nothing else, it's a truly disorienting thing.

One disorienting thing about the video tweets may be their lack of a visible or implicit audience.

As you can hear, there are a number of confusing and disorienting things going on there.

Two disorienting things happened in rapid succession.

The most disorienting things in Freud's collection are portraits and cityscapes done in the 1950s and early 1960s in which Auerbach masses up almost monochrome layers of colour that somehow never conceal the hollow eyes, skulls and grave-like pits lurking in his labyrinthine surfaces.

India may be changing at a disorienting pace, but one thing remains stubbornly the same: a tendency to treat the hired help like chattel, to behave as though some humans were born to serve and others to be served.

Triss tries to dismiss this as nothing more than a disorienting loss of memory following her accident, but things soon become too weird for such a simple explanation: dolls come to life in her hands, a rasping voice inside her head counts down the days she has left to live, and a voracious hunger drives her to demolish an entire windfall of rotten apples.

It's been a disorienting few days.

Something about Radiohead inspires a disorienting kind of hope.

One maquette was a disorienting twist on classic Lovecraftian form.