Sentence examples for less disorienting from inspiring English sources

Our own era has produced conundrums no less disorienting.

Those who may think that a woman named Clinton or a black man named Obama will have an easy time winning the White House this year should switch to something less disorienting than whatever it is they're smoking.

Still, the gore is less disorienting, many doctors say, than having to treat both American soldiers and the Iraqi insurgents attacking them, as they are required to do by their military code.

Although Behemoth's American fan base is slowly growing ("The Apostasy" made its debut at No. 149 on the album chart, the band's best-ever showing), this group still seems pretty exotic in America, where the top-drawing metal bands tend to be a little more approachable and a little less disorienting.

This doesn't make the experience any less disorienting.

That is why flying in a westerly direction, which extends the day, feels slightly less disorienting than the opposite.

That night, I slept fitfully, and I woke up feeling no less disoriented.

For his part Mr. Dylan was no less disoriented by his rising success than Ms. Rotolo was, and he resented Ms. Rotolo's need for distance.

Professor Russell said that travelers might find that a little reading before the trip could even help them with business at hand, since "the traveler gains some credibility with the locals by knowing literature about the place" and the visitor will feel a little less disoriented by the experience.

The electronic group Growing makes sounds that are less abrasive than pleasantly disorienting.

Silicon (100) substrates were less than 0.5° disoriented.