Sentence examples for prove disorienting from inspiring English sources
Her death will prove disorienting to some at home, and will also be accompanied by changes across the Commonwealth.
If we recognize the films they loosely quote from, or model themselves after, some of these composite pictures may prove disorienting to us because we recognize that Sherman has assimilated cinematic styles or genres that our categorically-minded sensibilities tell us conflict with our experiences of movies.
But things are far from clear-cut when it comes to Tokyo, a city whose gridless sprawl and constant renewal can prove disorienting even to natives.
Possibly unaware of the exact meaning behind it, the observer is met with a scene that oftentimes proves disorienting: a swing set, a see-saw, a mini soccer field, or a beach chair and umbrella in the middle of a small and humble living room.
For Lauren Patrizio, a sophomore political science major, this push to reconsider priorities was proving to be disorienting.
The mixture of biography and formal analysis proves, at times, disorienting as we flit between discussions of prosody and of infidelity.
To prove the point, the BBC's Jane Eyre – directed by Susanna White in 2006 – therefore began with a disorienting jolt, showing us a child in a flaming red dress walking through a desert.
It could be disorienting.
The shift is disorienting.
