Sentence examples for bit of disorienting from inspiring English sources

James Poniewozik of Time magazine concluded that the episode "was not the revelation that 'Peter' was, though a phase-shifting Olivia's mistaking of Walternate for Walter was one of the series' most mindblowing moments (and, again, a Lostian bit of disorienting sleight of hand).

It's as dizzying as it sounds, but more the fun-house version of disorienting.

Even nine years later, grief has a way of disorienting Heyman.

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

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.

In a region where median household income is less than $33,000, the first big flush of oil- and gas-related income produced leasing checks of six and seven figures — amounts the recipients say are a bit disorienting.

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

The décor was a bit disorienting.

All this sunniness can feel 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.