Sentence examples for have disoriented from inspiring English sources

While it is plausible that the stretched kinetochores in condensin-depleted chromatin have disoriented microtubule-binding sites that facilitate merotelic attachments, why would such mis-attachments remain uncorrected in metaphase and anaphase?

Some of Kurtis's pictures have a bleached out, over-exposed quality, while others have disorienting or abstract compositions, lending the book a nostalgic air and an entirely appropriate hazy or hallucinatory quality.

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.

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.

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).

She said that Officer Ridley might have been disoriented from the fight and unable to hear the officers' commands.

His lawyers, noting that he had diabetes, made an unsuccessful argument that he might have been disoriented by low blood sugar.

Those sympathetic to Ms. Korbut say that many athletes would have become disoriented by the instant, mushrooming fame that she experienced.