Sentence examples for disorienting thing from inspiring English sources

He slices through a house, sometimes making a straight slit, sometimes taking a conical section, then shoots pictures of the indoor-outdoor results, and finally cuts and pastes the photographs together to make a wholly disorienting thing.

For visual radiation to enter my eye at this time of year may be the most disorienting thing of all, and I feel certain that its pure white light cast across this Hudson Valley winter would only bewilder all the more whatever interior rhythms and chemistry I rely on.

If nothing else, it's a truly disorienting thing.

And so it is a disorienting thing to fall out of love.

Images hurtle from the walls – Ceausescu, Soviet mental-health patients, Afghanistan, Bambi – the whole thing so disorienting that you would not want to be stumbling around in stilettos.

Things seem off, disorienting, anxiety-provoking as we try to get our bearings and tap into our memories of what used to be.

The effect, of this singularly beautiful thing somehow multiplied, was disorienting.

It's not necessarily a bad thing; it's just sexually disorienting, so I generally avoid thinking about mermaids unless I have to.

Trying so many new things, without always knowing what it is you're trying, is disorienting, but certain ingredients serve as comforting through-lines.

They can follow things, I think, in ways other generations would have found confusing or disorienting.

"Microaggressions, all those things that happen to women on a daily basis that are undermining and disorienting.