Sentence examples for orientation trouble from inspiring English sources

Nothing was ever hurried It took her a long time to set the table, and she had a species of orientation trouble, never remembering which was the left hand when serving.

When Adams was asked about the incident in an interview just last month with Wildland magazine, he denied the fight had anything to do with Bradbury's sexual orientation: "The trouble we got into that night had nothing to do with the fact the people we got into a fight with were gay.

Your new spouse's employer may not feel the same way – and an inquiry into why he or she doesn't need insurance coverage, discovering his or her sexual orientation, could unleash trouble at their workplace.

After replaying clips of commentators seriously debating Kelly's statement, Cooper said that he wanted to reach out to Santa himself to ask about his race, as well as religion and political orientation — but had trouble getting in touch with him for some reason.

Those trips are essential for successful homing; bees artificially displaced before the first orientation flight have trouble finding their way back home even from a 50 m distance [25].

Assuming patients were straight, trouble disclosing sexual orientation, and ignoring the effect of prostate cancer on queer sexuality.

Knowing that his father would have trouble reconciling his sexual orientation with Scripture, Mr. Vines decided to arm himself with all available scholarship on the Bible and homosexuality.

These data indicate that problems with orientation to time, repeating statements and questions, difficulty managing finances, and trouble with visusospatial orientation may accompany memory deficits in aMCI.

9 P.M. (Fox) THE O.C. -- Beautiful, troubled young Californians go to freshman orientation at their prestigious future college homes, Brown and the University of California at Berkeley.

Our natural orientation toward risk aversion blinds us to clear warning signs that trouble lies ahead.

Christians of the kind who earnestly believed that the Bible deplored homosexuality were particularly troubled as they tried to reconcile their faith with their sexual orientation.