Sentence examples for profoundly disorienting from inspiring English sources

His life, from the time he was a baby, a bag of bones in his mother's rucksack on a forced march through rural Cambodia, has been profoundly disorienting.

Many rapes go unreported; the experience is also likely to be profoundly disorienting, the ambivalence about a pregnancy wrenching.

If the experience was profoundly disorienting, it was also endearingly funny in the frugality of its making — a tactic that is crucial for the artist.

Between the almost-delusional optimism of those who support the redevelopment of Benton Harbor and the almost-paranoid mistrust of those who don't, spending time in the town can be a profoundly disorienting experience.

Re-entering the outside world from the rule-bound and unforgiving world of a maximum-security prison can be a profoundly disorienting experience, say those who have gone through similar experiences.

It is deeply disorienting.

Lost amid the American triumphalism of the period was the fact, for an entire generation of Russians raised in the certainty of the Soviet system, the end of the USSR was not only a personal financial disaster, it was profoundly painful and socially disorienting.

It could be disorienting.

The shift is disorienting.

Change is disorienting.

It can be disorienting.