Sentence examples for of being disoriented from inspiring English sources

For fear of being disoriented by further dilution of their already beleaguered common identity, they will not countenance any outsider engaging with this storehouse of suffering in ways that do not conform to the local habits.

They also raised questions about the police investigation and what, if anything, Ms. Schuler's husband and brother knew about her physical and mental condition on July 26, both when she left a campsite upstate in Sullivan County that morning, and at 1 02 p.m., when she called her brother's home on Long Island from her cellphone to complain of being disoriented.

Also in the direction of being disoriented, dementia diseases which impede activities of daily living…' (R2/29) '…and for most of the elderly the fear of intrusion of strangers, fear to be alone, fear of isolation…' (R9/163) Another identified problem is the thinning of the social environment because of deceased family members and friends.

"There may be pleasure to be found in something new and different, but there's also the risk of being disoriented or disappointed," Mr. Kaplan wrote in an e-mail recently.

"For those days after a shooting, in the past, there was sort of feeling of everyone being disoriented," Lieutenant Adams said.

Several patients reported being disoriented when advised of their prostate cancer diagnosis, however those who had an opportunity to reflect on the diagnosis before deciding to have radical prostatectomy (at a subsequent consultation) were more likely to receive preoperative PFMT.

Natasha, by David Bezmozgis (Cape) A Latvian emigrant to Canada, Bezmozgis uses the short story to create a series of vivid snapshots of a community of exiles who are disoriented geographically, linguistically and historically.

She added, "If we don't see what we expect to see — if a frightened character in a video game doesn't have the wide eyes, deep wrinkles in the forehead, arched eyebrows, and vertical wrinkle between the eyes which signal fear to most of us — we're disoriented".

Of course I was disoriented and confused, with no short-term-memory; but at least no flu-like symptoms.

The 4th Rhode Island came up on the right, but they had poor visibility amid the high stalks of corn, and they were disoriented because many of the Confederates were wearing Union uniforms captured at Harpers Ferry.

And in the context of today, the young are disoriented.