Sentence examples for bit disorienting for from inspiring English sources

The start of summer is a bit disorienting for me as a mom, and I know it can be for many other parents as well.

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 ensuing drive for the duration of the film gets a bit disorienting and tough to bear -- unless you are a long distance truck driver, I suppose.

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.

(The organization's plush little Gramercy Arts Theater now includes a captioning system, for monolingual audience members like this one; and though scanning between stage and seat back can be a bit disorienting in a text-dense play, it's a terrific addition).

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

Full VR mode is oddly a bit disorienting despite the fact that it's such an iconically basic blocky game, but there was something odd-feeling about it.

Unlike "Centered," kaleidoscopic Wes Anderson is a bit disorienting as eyeballs and chandeliers seem to melt together.

In response, they may choose to hold on to the past and what's comfortable or feel a bit disoriented as they search for their place in the new company.