Sentence examples for if disoriented from inspiring English sources

She is shown topsy-turvy, as if disoriented by the calamity and perhaps, by extension, by life itself.

And it wasn't that they came off as insecure or any less fun-loving, because, even if disoriented, they had a certain inbred pride and joy, perhaps another echo from the edict of their homeland.

The French Quarter, and most of downtown, was full of stretch limousines with out-of-town plates and tour buses disgorging wide-eyed men and women knitted together with Mardi Gras beads and an intense if disoriented desire to celebrate something.

Watching them play together, with Rucker's band of Nashville-based country-rock musicians boogieing behind them (including Sasha Ostrovsky, a classically trained guitarist from Obninsk, Russia) was thrilling, if disorienting.

Promulgated in Vienna in the early nineteen-thirties, the notion of incompleteness threw mathematics into a hall of mirrors, where it reflected upon itself to alluring, if disorienting, effect: the theorem proved, using mathematics, that mathematics could not prove all of mathematics.

I can utter "it's hot now" truly without knowing where, when or even who (if sufficiently disoriented or out my head) I am.

After a few hours of observation she was sent home under 24-hour surveillance and told to return immediately if she became disoriented, confused or extremely fatigued, if her headache worsened or if she started vomiting.

"Keep an eye on your feet if you get disoriented.

"If people are disoriented, it certainly makes sense," Mr. Glassman said.

I don't know if she was disoriented and was looking for me, or what.

Prepare to be disoriented, if not stuck, in a World Wide Web gone awry.