Sentence examples for also disorientated from inspiring English sources

In an era when agreed facts are becoming rarer, and voters are increasingly impatient and distracted, but also disorientated by shock events, influencing how issues are talked about is more important than ever – possibly more important, in fact, than influencing elections.

He was also disorientated and at first thought he was back in Algiers, and he couldn't recognize Ahmed.

He was also disorientated: at first he thought he was back in Algiers, and couldn't recognise Ahmed.

The subcategories Bd and Cd are people in need of care, who are also disorientated.

category Bd or Cd: residents category B or C who are also disorientated.

Great fun: but also disorientating for those raised on the building-a-platform years, the spectacle of English cricketers struggling manfully with their own corseted inhibitions, a team of flushed and stricken Mr Darcy's forced, repeatedly, to dance the rhumba.

Birds may also become disorientated during such evasive flights at night, particularly as visibility can deteriorate during extensive firework activity (Drewnick et al. 2006; Beijk et al. 2009).

It also served to disorientate the Dutch, who had the slightly befuddled gait of men who had arrived at the wrong type of orgy.

Visually the piece is busy with high def pixelated, glitchy black-and-white graphics, an aesthetic born out of the constraints of the system they employed, but one that also acts to disorientate and appease the viewer and engulf them in the architecture of this underground utopia. .

A further attempt to reach B Company by the cavalry also failed however, after the A Company guide became disorientated in the thick vegetation.

Kavanagh visited Amis this April in Primrose Hill, just a week before he finished his new novel, to discuss her article, and said it was "disorientating – yet also reassuring – to see glimpses of the young man I'd loved in the manners and expressions of a near-sexagenarian".