Sentence examples for momentarily disoriented from inspiring English sources

"Who's this?" Mr. Bruno asked, momentarily disoriented.

She is momentarily disoriented, overcome by all the choices.

Kemkers said he glanced up from recording split times, became momentarily disoriented and barked at Kramer to switch to the inner lane.

Mr. Trpceski proved himself a master of Chopin's subtle shock tactics, those sudden hollows and unsignaled sharp turns that leave you momentarily disoriented within Chopin's dreamy terrain.

"You know that colossal slab of whale vomit someone found the other day?" I find myself momentarily disoriented at this point, I think because I'm asking the question in French, and for some reason it occurs to me to wonder whether there is a phrase book, anywhere in the world, that might include this sentence.

When it was shown that Kristen was safe, I was momentarily disoriented.

I close my eyes and slide on time's slipperiness, momentarily disoriented.

In practice, however, there's no loss of clarity in the switch from RP (received pronunciation) to OP, though it is momentarily disorienting.

Stun grenades: Sometimes called "flashbangs", these produce a deafening bang and a bright flash, momentarily disorienting targets in the room.

Some of the vocabulary can be momentarily disorienting, so having some idea of what to expect when you're first exploring can help you negotiate the somewhat complicated waters of Scientology.

Because we're speaking metaphorically here, we can pretend, too, that each ledge is both reachable by extraordinary leaping and also constituent of an entirely new altitude -- one that momentarily disorients those who come to occupy it for the first time.