Sentence examples for disorienting events from inspiring English sources
Frost wraps his narrative in an atmosphere so thick with foreboding that its disorienting events take on a surreal quality.
This season, the characters were forced to contend with disorienting and tragic public events, which further loosened their grips on the illusory "good life" they'd all been chasing for so long.
With its deliberately confused timelines, disorienting shifts between external event and internal process, and predilection for the grotesque, much of Marechera's writing lies somewhere between the night-town episode of Ulysses and JG Ballard's Atrocity Exhibition.
The net result is disorienting.
For anyone who had been to both events, the sudden change in candidates was disorienting, like watching a play where the lead had been switched.
They laughed and joked about the circling sharks and disorienting hallucinations they experienced during their ordeal, as if recounting the events of any fishing trip.
Davos is disorienting because the huge number of people, most of them very rich, makes it a very different event from my usual Oxfam visit.
It could be disorienting.
The shift is disorienting.
