Sentence examples similar to generate disorientation from inspiring English sources
But with us, the experience will be one of, 'Is this happening?' and 'No, it's not' and 'Now it's moving around' and 'Do I know where I am with this?' " One night in Edinburgh the pair were helped in their attempt to generate this atmosphere of uneasy disorientation by a pregnant woman who tumbled down the auditorium staircase at the end of the gig.
Iaria called her Patient One and named the condition "developmental topographical disorientation": the inability to generate, and therefore use, a mental map of your surroundings, despite an absence of any brain damage.
The water's energy causes the watermills to rotate and generate visuals and sounds, so users can open or close the taps controlling the water circuit and watch the fish-like creatures swim back and forth as bright light erupts and mysterious sounds create a sense of disorientation.
In the 19th century, the social disorientation caused by industrialization and war generated a widespread desire for spiritual renewal in much of Europe.
Even though "Not About Everything" generated a similarly grating, forthright innocence, it fared better at Abrons, where Mr. Linehan's disorientation was enhanced by the proximity of the audience.
The CPS scale corresponded closely with scores generated by the Mini-Mental State Examination and the Test for Severe Impairment, nursing judgement of disorientation, and neurological diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias [ 21].
The disorientation began almost immediately.
See also spatial disorientation.
It radiates benign disorientation.
Our disorientation was complete.
