Sentence examples for so disoriented from inspiring English sources

Why do high school kids look so disoriented on SAT day?

Caputo was so disoriented he lined up in the Alabama backfield for the next play.

Never has a man on a football pitch looked so disoriented, lost and alone.

Favre was so disoriented that he told Giants quarterback Kurt Warner he did not remember his touchdown throw.

He was so disoriented that it was the only way to ensure anything like a normal Christmas for everybody else.

And it was instructive to see the media so disoriented upon being deprived of the familiar setups, set-pieces and bubble-like environments of a modern presidential campaign.

The world maps that open the exhibition inspire a mild sense of vertigo, so disorienting are their distortions and omissions.

Images hurtle from the walls – Ceausescu, Soviet mental-health patients, Afghanistan, Bambi – the whole thing so disorienting that you would not want to be stumbling around in stilettos.

"Overnight guests said the reflections from the glass were so disorienting they feared having to make their way to the bathroom," said a beaming Mr. Fernandez-Casteleiro.

His Himalayan forays took him to the very borders of the India defined by Western surveys at the time, where he came up against a Sublime so sublime, so non-European, so disorienting that it felt useless, blank, unseeable.

Even at the epicenter of Burma's transformation — Rangoon, the city that stands to benefit most from the deluge of new ideas and investment — the changes have been so disorienting that the dominant sensation in the teahouses and the moldering office blocks is not so much joy as vertigo.