Sentence examples for this disorienting from inspiring English sources

Some political movies can help us figure out this disorienting political year.

What makes Murakami's voice so distinctive, and so electrifying, is that this disorienting weirdness is counterbalanced by a lavish concern for the utterly mundane.

A nicely staged gambit, this disorienting sequence prepares you for a loud and aggressive show benefiting from very accomplished makeup work and puppetry.

Yet this disorienting, dippy documentary makes one thing abundantly clear: for the Hubers, the toughest climb may be into their own heads.

In the middle of this disorienting collision of images and structures stands a man bearing yet another skin, that of a middle-aged rocker - faded jeans and denim jacket, brown baseball cap, a 1962 peace march badge.

While still adjusting to this disorienting fact, he is made to interpret his father's words to the indifferent boss to the effect that he, Lennard, is a smart boy, a good student who is going to become an electrical engineer.

The extremist position is becoming the centrist position among Palestinians, and this disorients Israelis and leads to this angry, anxious mood".

Pay walls, and Rupert Murdoch's half-cocked determination to block Google, and notions about exclusive provider relationships, are all efforts, not only to make additional dough, but to stop this new, disorienting, anarchic redistribution--this disintermediation, this de-professionalization of news.

This was the disorienting, alien and often frightening world into which Mariane and Daniel Pearl, a French Buddhist and an American Jew, willingly and bravely jumped.

This was disorienting even for a public that, according to polls, overwhelmingly backed such a government over a narrow, right-wing one.

Buñuel recreated this discontinuous, disorienting experience in his first two films, both of which provoked gratifying scandals: "Un Chien Andalou" (1929), and "L'Âge d'Or" (1930), both created in collaboration with Salvador Dalí.