Sentence examples for something disorienting from inspiring English sources

They might show something unfamiliar, overwhelming or breathtaking, and thus something disorienting.

There is something disorienting, to say the least, about finding a photograph of your child in the possession of someone you have never met.

There is always something disorienting about returning as a visitor to a place you used to live, and this trip was no different.

THERE'S something disorienting about stumbling onto an ambitious restaurant in a suburban hotel complex, where the virtues of familiarity and utility tend to trump those of adventure and surprise.

Something disorienting, that gets people's attention without distracting from the food".

But there's something off-kilter about Café Gray, something disorienting, and that layout is a big part of it.

Yet there is something genuinely disorienting about it.

For Americans, there is something distinctly disorienting about a visit to Disneyland Paris.

And there is something genuinely disorienting about an art that so insistently merges reality and illusion, nature and culture.

Marriage simultaneously simplified and complicated the songs; there's something pleasantly disorienting about watching a husband and wife gazing at each other while singing past each other, for the benefit of thousands of voyeurs.

The title "Cosmic Voodoo Circus" promises something more wildly imaginative, something that would disorient and even frighten conventional wisdom.