Sentence examples for a more disorienting from inspiring English sources

Writers trying to make sense of senseless proceedings—and it is hard to imagine a more disorienting time and place than downtown Cleveland right now—eventually throw their hands in the air and emit a kind of garbled, desperate yelp.

Writers trying to make sense of senseless proceedings — and it is hard to imagine a more disorienting time and place than downtown Cleveland right now — eventually throw their hands in the air and emit a kind of garbled, desperate yelp.

It was a show that was more disorienting than erotic, for as he explains, "you see a thing like that, it changes you".

Even more disorienting is a postcard by the contemporary artist Matthew Buckingham, a vision of Canal Street storefronts facing an actual canal.

So continued the hard process of putting us in our proper cosmic place — an orientation that only gets more disorienting with each new scientific discovery.

In "Blindspot," Mr. Serra introduces sharp angles into his elephantine elliptical spirals, so that one walks into the piece around a series of corners rather than along a continuous surface, and this is much more disorienting.

This week, FELT decided to welcome in the new year with one of Alva's more disorienting cybernated scenes in which he uses a combination of Greek Mythology and cyborg imagery to reflect on the overwhelming amount of violence that now floods mainstream media.

What starts as an impulsive flight from the daily grind turns into a full-fledged midlife reawakening, which Ms. Passon sees as all the more disorienting for same-sex spouses who have sought out domestic contentment and fought for political legitimacy but still need to discover their own passions, wherever they may lie.

More disorienting still is his bare wrist.

Even more disorienting was the brevity of the experience.

The pendulum swings in faster and more disorienting ways.