Sentence examples for even more disorienting from inspiring English sources

That a man he knew well had turned on him made Mr. Derey's losses even more disorienting.

Turrell lurched toward the doorway in a panic, crying out, "What the hell are they doing?" Other pieces by Turrell are even more disorienting.

Even more disorienting was the brevity of the experience.

Even more disorienting is a postcard by the contemporary artist Matthew Buckingham, a vision of Canal Street storefronts facing an actual canal.

Even more disorienting, though, was her mother's behavior.

Up close, the situation can be even more disorienting, and dangerous.

But the opening scene, which ends with Doppelcoop being double-crossed and then shot to temporary death by his former partner Ray, is traditional enough that it reinforces our standard ideas about what TV is like and how to watch it thus leaving you even more disoriented when the show abruptly abandons those ideas.

Calves may also become even more vulnerable to predators as they become exhausted and disoriented.

At this point, the plot takes a sharply disorienting turn, and Vertigo moves into darker and even more unsettling territory.

Just to disorient sports fans' internal time clocks even more, the United States plays Tonga today in the Rugby World Cup in France while all over the continent most nations are playing qualifying matches for the Euro 2008 soccer tournament.

Already disoriented by age, a man in a wheelchair seemed even more confused as he asked her when they were going to return to Port-au-Prince.