Sentence examples for are disorienting for from inspiring English sources

Lack of sleep, erratic schedules and lots of plane rides are disorienting for even the hardiest people, but they can literally send migraine sufferers to their beds, or worse, to the E.R.

Jeff Young, the superintendent of Cambridge Public Schools, said the experience had been disorienting for the district.

David Shuster, another MSNBC anchor, says the growing prevalence of high definition is disorienting for men, too.

Mr. Daniel said the disconnect had been disorienting for many here.

The loss of control can only be disorienting for Pacific Gas and Electric, whose executives declined repeated requests for comment.

"The whole night last night was disorienting for Republicans whose formative political decade was the aughts," said Rothman.

Perhaps it's disorienting for the actors, professionals all, to play the New Theater, which is customarily reserved for student productions.

The climate changes the entire time and when the clouds descend over a mountain top it can be disorienting for even seasoned mountaineers.

It's disorienting for a young colored girl to see her father, say, reduced to the world's small vision of him, especially when he looms so large in her own life and imagination.

Love Denied It must have been disorienting for Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kevin Love to look at the box score after Monday's win over Houston and see that he did not reach double digits in rebounds - for only the second time this season.

In addition, second and third homes in the Hamptons or Sun Valley, Idaho, can be disorienting for older dogs that don't like learning new tricks, like finding the urine pad in a new mansion or not attacking the strangers who trim the privet.