Sentence examples similar to advancing disoriented from inspiring English sources

Postmodernism disorients, and has disoriented for decades with only minimal political gains to show for it (advanced realizations in postmodern literary theory, for instance, postdated the Civil Rights movement; today, the navel-gazing "pop-poststructuralism" we find on progressive blogs merely forestalls any commitment to mature, complex, in-the-trenches IRL activism).

"By that he meant don't get caught by a fast advance that would outrun the supplies". By Tuesday morning, Iraq's army was disoriented, demoralized and unaware of what was about to befall it, Schwarzkopf said.

She still feels disoriented.

That leaves divers disoriented.

The heat disoriented me.

He appeared disoriented.

He was disoriented.

I become disoriented.

"The people are disoriented.

I felt briefly disoriented.

Hunsaker felt disoriented.