Sentence examples for has disoriented from inspiring English sources

America's recent political turmoil has disoriented him.

Smoking all the time has disoriented Michael & he haphazardly cares for the house.

The smoke over South Florida has disoriented birds, causing many to fly into buildings, wildlife experts said.

While the season-long 2004-05 lockout was telegraphed for months, the length of the current stalemate — and its Byzantine justifications — has disoriented many fans.

His stance favoring mercy over condemnation has disoriented conservative Catholics, notably in rich countries such as the United States, where the Catholic Church has become polarized on issues such as abortion.

Postmodernism disorients, and has disoriented for decades with only minimal political gains to show for it (advanced realizations in postmodern literary theory, for instance, postdated the Civil Rights movement; today, the navel-gazing "pop-poststructuralism" we find on progressive blogs merely forestalls any commitment to mature, complex, in-the-trenches IRL activism).

This sudden upending must have disoriented him, for his claws began waving and opening and closing far away from me.

The prosecution said that illegal partition walls erected by the tenants to subdivide the apartments had disoriented the firefighters.

The city's position was that illegal partitions erected by the tenants to subdivide the apartments had disoriented the firefighters and led to their deaths.

The issues have disoriented Jayhawks fans, but the team itself was able to sweep them aside on Wednesday night in a 73-68 victoverover No. 2 Baylor.

Very often claims by various lobbies to the effect that antitrust has become "pro big business" or that antitrust authorities are "heartless" have disoriented antitrust practice from its original objective (to guarantee rivalry among competitors) to industrial policy-type experiences.