Sentence examples for left disoriented from inspiring English sources

We left disoriented and, above all, fretful (needlessly: he had left the building an hour earlier).

If we are left disoriented by the loss of fixed genders as a basis for identity, it is because humankind has for so long adhered to bifurcated prescriptions and proscriptions of gender.

During the more frenzied action sequences, I was left disoriented and, moreover, frustrated at the lack of clarity.

One assault left him disoriented for days.

A sinus infection and a concussion left him disoriented.

But even with an amiable staff and stylish guest rooms, the place suffered from a blandness that left us disoriented.

Prosecutors argued that the firefighters died in the 2005 blaze because illegal partitions in two of the apartments left them disoriented and forced them to jump to their deaths.

But this focus on chefs runs the risk of leaving us disoriented.

Richard's seizures leave him disoriented, "downput," and, eventually, so violent that he must be institutionalized, but in his stable moments he is charming and charismatic.

Johnson surely lacked, Landau said, the flexible "cognitive map" that every worker at the facility had developed; any deviation from her script would leave her disoriented.

Gibbons professed his belief in the phenomenon sometimes known as the "day-after effect," or, more recently, the Dickey effect: a knuckleball hangover that leaves batters disoriented when returning to face conventional pitchers the next day.