Sentence examples for bit disorienting from inspiring English sources

The décor was a bit disorienting.

All this sunniness can feel a bit disorienting.

The sight of young Americans engrossed in a game typically associated with aging Europeans can be a bit disorienting.

Entering the Getty galleries is a bit disorienting, like walking into 18th-century rooms in the 18th century--they feel deeply old-fashioned.

It was a place both familiar and foreign, a rearranged tableau that he found encouraging and discouraging and, for a second, a bit disorienting.

The tunnels are a bit disorienting — passing from bright sunlight to near blackness, it would be easy to take a tumble.

He is not the only one feeling a bit disoriented after this weekend.

"We are a bit disoriented, especially in the business and economic sector".

Manuel Jiminez, 64, looked a bit disoriented after learning that the store was moving.

Indeed, she said, it seemed to be "afraid and a little bit disoriented".

I agree — and its closing has left me sad and a bit disoriented.