Sentence examples for may be disorientated from inspiring English sources

It's an intoxicating pleasure, but some viewers may be disorientated towards the end, when the film's obliqueness overwhelms the plot and characters.

Animals may be disorientated by seismic waves used to locate deposits, probably causing the beaching of whales.

It is important to remember that multiple types of injury in a single patient may coexist, and radiologists should not be disorientated by depicting one type of trauma and neglect other coexisting or associated types of injury (Table 2).

It can be disorientating...’ There is a longer pause.

It's the jump between roles that can be disorientating.

"I think," says Tiller, with typical understatement, "it'll be disorientating".

Out-of-sequence photos can be disorientating.

They're disorientated.

"I'm disorientated," he says.

He is disorientated and completely defenceless.

And one told medics he was disorientated and hallucinating.