The few times I taped the show and watched it the next day, it felt disorienting to the point of vertigo, some kind of cosmic cheat.
Our gaze flicks from one bit to another, getting slightly disoriented at points, but always attentive.
Meanwhile, Lib Dem MPs point disoriented and demoralised members to aspects of their own programme that are already enacted.
"You know that colossal slab of whale vomit someone found the other day?" I find myself momentarily disoriented at this point, I think because I'm asking the question in French, and for some reason it occurs to me to wonder whether there is a phrase book, anywhere in the world, that might include this sentence.
And my kids wanted to ride the crazy rides twice in a row, which meant my brain stem was weeping and I was disoriented to the point of leaving my purse in the little mesh baskets because I couldn't see straight.
At this point, the plot takes a sharply disorienting turn, and Vertigo moves into darker and even more unsettling territory.
Without the tallest point in a hierarchical skyline, the city will be disorienting, to residents and visitors alike.
It appeared Griffin had stepped off the trail to prepare a snack but at some point became disoriented and could not find the trail again, a search complicated by heavy rain, cold, and the onset of darkness, Olympic National Park spokeswoman Barb Maynes said.
From my point of view, at least, it would create a challenging and disorienting situation.
Everything that happens is taken as a sign that points to a bond between the jungle and the unknown that is always disorienting and occasionally even terrifying.
