Sentence examples for seems disorienting from inspiring English sources
To some, I suppose, it seems disorienting to imagine the attributes of our humanity so fully vested in other species.
Wealth in "The Great Gatsby" always seems disorienting, strangely dislocating.
Even the usually bearish Ambrose Evans-Pritchard seems disoriented.
Now he's playing to capacity audiences at Soho theatre and seems disoriented by the sudden elevation – although that, of course, is all part of the shtick.
It didn't seem disorienting.
The whole process seemed disorienting.
Still, Helcio Souza, a massage therapist from Jackson Heights, Queens, said a snowless January seemed disorienting.
There are parts of this section of the city that can still seem disorienting and forbidding, like Alexanderplatz, dominated by a colossal television tower that soars over a vast expanse of 1960s Communist architecture.
For people long trained to view career development as progressing up a prescribed set of rungs such as those climbed by their professors, and to believe that single-minded focus on scientific work is the way to get there, Levine's insistence that career advancement lies in cultivating the unexpected and unpredictable opportunities that arise from human connections may seem disorienting.
She seemed disoriented, unsure where she was.
They almost seemed disoriented by the lack of control.
