Sentence examples for disorienting picture from inspiring English sources
Here is another disorienting picture: the author of "The Souls of Black Folk" visiting the Wagner temple, amid the trappings of Hitler's pseudo-Wagnerian regime.
(It was strangely disorienting to see those pictures so soon after the news of another refinery, thousands of miles away in Libya, hit by an airstrike. We get our destruction in many forms).
If we recognize the films they loosely quote from, or model themselves after, some of these composite pictures may prove disorienting to us because we recognize that Sherman has assimilated cinematic styles or genres that our categorically-minded sensibilities tell us conflict with our experiences of movies.
As before, her pictures project us into disorienting interiors.
Daido Moriyama chooses jagged, disorienting perspectives for his 1960's pictures of jagged city life.
The image was marvellously disorienting.
Some of Kurtis's pictures have a bleached out, over-exposed quality, while others have disorienting or abstract compositions, lending the book a nostalgic air and an entirely appropriate hazy or hallucinatory quality.
Yes, it can be uncomfortable, disorienting, even painful to question your self-beliefs and start to build a more accurate picture of yourself.
I might have jotted down notes to help us find our way, but Ben had a better idea: he took iPhone pictures of every turn, intersection or landmark, giving us a visual guide to consult at disorienting moments.
It could be disorienting.
