Sentence examples for disorienting effect from inspiring English sources

Mirrors are deployed to good and sometimes disorienting effect throughout.

You predictably find various low-tech, high-concept attempts to use moving imagery for disorienting effect.

D'Angelo's voice is again tweaked to an almost cartoonish degree, perhaps for disorienting effect.

More compelling, especially to those with an interest in China, is a subtext about the disorienting effect of sudden prosperity.

The loops are projected floor to ceiling simultaneously onto the walls of a room to predictably disorienting effect.

Then there was Transit, German director Christian Petzold's film about refugees in occupied France – but with the drama transplanted to present-day Marseilles, to subtly disorienting effect.

But tastiness applies, too, in the pleasantly disorienting effects of colors that appear to be distributed at random: bright or muted or warm or cool, all ajumble.

"Walking on the Wall" gets her dancers to do just that, on gallery walls above the heads of visitors, with disorienting effects not so different from Matta-Clark's collaging of sliced and diced buildings.

The episode was stripped of all music a regular staple of the Buffy series and disorienting effects were included to convey the sense of displacement and loss associated with the death of a close family member.

(Hey, who says the theater can't educate as well as entertain?) But as the two couples come together and part to disorienting, well, effect, "The Effect" burrows painfully deep into behavioral realms that we assume to be beyond science.

The actors are seen mostly in silhouette and shadow, controlled by the haunting, sometimes deliberately disorienting lighting effects by Rebecca M. K. Makus.