Sentence examples for disoriented when from inspiring English sources

People can easily become disoriented when the H3Viewer displays huge datasets of over 100,000 nodes.

But we become disoriented when we're confronted with thousands of products and brands.

When tested in an apparatus with a view of only the sun and sky amphipods were disoriented when the sun was obscured by clouds.

"But I go the way so much, it's not like you're going to get disoriented when you know where you're going".

Early on Sunday, Oscar Londono tried to reach his in-laws' house but became disoriented when he found that the streets had disappeared.

Gibbons professed his belief in the phenomenon sometimes known as the "day-after effect," or, more recently, the Dickey effect: a knuckleball hangover that leaves batters disoriented when returning to face conventional pitchers the next day.

This can be disorienting when the actresses share the stage.

Chris Hadfield North is never up, which is disorienting when you grew up with maps.

We did enjoy the insanity that was scruffed carbonara potatoes, though it was disorienting when this dude-friendly writer suddenly had me clarifying butter and making a sabayon.

Her voice possesses what one American critic memorably called 'a Kewpie Doll kookiness', which can be disorienting when she holds forth on subjects such as Hollywood's inability, or unwillingness, to tackle difficult or controversial subject matter.

His vocals sounded fuzzy and messy, though, and he looked a bit disoriented, even when he was serenading a woman in the audience.