Sentence examples for deeply disoriented from inspiring English sources
They are deeply disoriented by the influx of pop artists recording their "most personal album yet".
North Koreans are deeply out of touch with anything like the modern world, and deeply disoriented by it.
Her family emigrated from postwar Vietnam to Singapore and later moved to Houston, where they lived in public housing and where, as she once said in an interview with Import Tuner, a car magazine, she became deeply disoriented about her identity: "I was really confused then, because at first I thought I was black, then I thought I was Hispanic and joined a cholo gang".
It is deeply disorienting.
The couple found the experience deeply disorienting.
Nevertheless, Wilson thinks that my kind of anosmic experience is "deeply disorienting".
Walking around Ferretti's sets is deeply disorienting, a time-machine experience.
Like his terrific 2006 documentary, "Occupation: Dreamland" (which followed a group of American soldiers stationed in Falluja, Iraq), "Fixer" is a deeply disorienting film propelled by a jagged anxiety that permeates every image and interview.
His work, what he likes to call "ordinary insanity," takes the form of deeply disorienting photos printed on canvas and photo collages that are a mash-up of shiny shards of glass and other objects Daniel salvages from the street and the trash.
The book tour is instructive, though, because you suddenly understand how deeply demoralizing and disorienting the road is, and can glimpse, at least, why Keith Richards and Charlie Parker dealt with being out there by taking a lot of drugs.
Disoriented, as a result of the novel's transformation of our very idea of physical space – a transformation that deeply influenced science fiction writers, and indeed film-makers, who followed Gibson.
