Sentence examples for be disoriented by a from inspiring English sources

Could an enemy be disoriented by a microwave beam?

For the first time, we felt what it was like to be disoriented by a blindfold, to have plastic cuffs dig into your wrists, for hands to go numb.

Such disparate options don't usually appear on the same menu, but Mr. Chang trusts diners not to be disoriented by an assortment of dishes without any instantly clear theme or overriding ethnic allegiance — by platters of artisanal American hams next to a tangle of Sichuan-style beef tendon alongside a hanger steak with a romesco sauce.

Have you ever been disoriented by an optical effect?

Those that have followed you in will be disoriented by the lights in a well-lit room and will fly to the windows.

If you're using an iPad, get ready to be disoriented by the update because the iPad simply doesn't work the same way.

They then killed them "in their pecking order, from top to bottom," according to the Oryx study, reasoning that lower-ranked turkeys would be disoriented by the loss of their leaders and so would hesitate fatally in making their escape.

"Some people will love that their phone feels new and different, while others will be disoriented by the newness.

Without this work, nests would be poached or destroyed, and hatchlings would be disoriented by the bright lights and not reach the sea at all.

When these beaches are brightly lit at night, females may be discouraged from nesting in them; they can also be disoriented by lights and wander onto nearby roadways, where they risk being struck by vehicles.

Only do this if the deer is far enough ahead and there are no cars around that can be disoriented by the honking.