Sentence examples for disorientated by from inspiring English sources

The Real IRA seemed totally disorientated by the reaction.

The disaster is believed to have been caused when the pilot became disorientated by the failure of flight instruments.

The culprit is the Google Maps application on his Blackberry, which seems to be disorientated by Lemberg's peculiar history and geography.

"But some things would never leave a pathological legacy, such as if they were startled and disorientated by noise," said Brownlow.

They'll be so confused and disorientated by the glare of normal light that they won't notice you confiscating all their parents' antique vases.

NFU Mutual, the farmers' insurance company, yesterday warned those going to the countryside that livestock, disorientated by unexpected darkness, might behave unpredictably, and should not be approached.

But the excitement can't last; Anna feels disorientated and marginalised by subsequent events.

First, marketers have become disorientated, even intimated, by the emergence of quantitative technologies that promise algorithmic salvation.

There were widespread accounts of women being cornered by men who tried to disorientate them by spinning them around, separating them from friends and families, and then robbing them and verbally and physically assaulting them, often in a sexually humiliating manner.

They wrote self-described pop songs, where "Keith hits his drums really hard and I [Steve Ryan] like my guitars turned up very loud but we do this with a pop sensibility", and employed techniques such as using gas masks to distort their vocals when playing live, performing with streamers and encouraging their audience to disorientate themselves by clapping their own ears.

The sketch, which portrayed the actress as severely disorientated, was apparently prompted by reports of her being sacked from the set of The Caller, a film now in production in Puerto Rico.