Sentence examples for increasingly disoriented from inspiring English sources

He is increasingly disoriented, gets lost while driving in his own neighborhood and has become increasingly hostile and obsessed with certain issues.

After which, survivors become increasingly disoriented.

After the first five hours of waiting, she became increasingly disoriented and delusional.

Over the next four and a half years, she grew increasingly disoriented, delusional and incoherent.

Late in the book, an increasingly disoriented Alice discovers a document on her computer that she wrote during the earlier stages of her illness.

According to a report about the incident released recently, the co-pilot became increasingly disoriented and belligerent somewhere over the Atlantic and had to be sedated and forcibly removed from the cockpit.

By Deborah Treisman October 30, 2017 In "The Hotel," your story in this week's issue, a woman's trip gets rerouted with a layover somewhere in Europe in the middle of the night, an experience that becomes increasingly disorienting for her.

With the path often impossible to find, we became increasingly lost and disoriented, and a vicious migraine began to pound behind my eyeballs.

After he'd examined her, he said that Dorothy must be delusional: 'She keeps saying she went to Radcliffe.' " And the years of drinking were taking their toll; increasingly, she became disoriented when she drank, which was much of the time.

Alzheimer's afflicts about 4 million people in the United States, leaving them disoriented, forgetful, and increasingly unable to take care of themselves.

She was startled and disoriented at first, but for the most part she felt entirely, and increasingly, at home with stereoscopy.