Sentence examples for disoriented because of from inspiring English sources
On Nov. 26, 1999, Mr. Jacoby, 56, an experienced pilot who had just taken off in rain and dense fog from Linden Airport south of Newark and was bound for his home in Bethesda, Md., became disoriented because of problems with his instruments.
A11 Confusion Before Cypriot Crash The crew members of a Cypriot airliner that crashed Aug. 14 near Athens became confused by a series of alarms as the plane climbed, failing to recognize that the cabin was not pressurizing until they grew mentally disoriented because of lack of oxygen and lost consciousness, according to several people connected with the investigation into the crash.
Scientists have guessed that a handful of oarfish that have washed up on California's coasts in recent years were sick, disoriented because of a storm or even responding to underwater seismic activity.
The plane had taken off from a nearby airfield before the pilot became disoriented because of poor visibility.
Mr. Janklow, who is charged with felony second-degree manslaughter in connection with an automobile accident that killed a motorcyclist, was probably disoriented because of a medical condition when he ran a stop sign, his lawyer, Edwin E. Evans, said Monday in opening arguments.
Federation spokesman Chris Danielsen says the portrayal on Saturday's television show suggesting Paterson as befuddled and disoriented because of his blindness is "absolutely wrong".
Haiti's children, 45 percent of the population, are among the most disoriented and vulnerable of the survivors of the earthquake.
Yet he remained stuck largely in a dizzying, disoriented state of existential confusion.
Instead of analysis or explanation, we see the war from the disoriented perspective of its victims.
I wouldn't have figured that out, such is the disoriented nature of life at the lake.
He watched Sunday's game with a disoriented sense of melancholia, his longtime football family "spread over creation," or around, if not out, of the stadium.
