Sentence examples for too disoriented from inspiring English sources

At first, the turtle seemed too disoriented to move.

Spreen had determined that Nicolas Kiefer was too disoriented by the heat to continue his match against Rainer Schuettler.

Turandot's declarations of love are quizzical and tentative, as if she is too disoriented to be elated.

I suppose they both are too disoriented to behave naturally, which is something you might say about life in general these days.

A sign warns that these exhibits may be too distressing for small children, but I'm still too disoriented by all those mirrors to find an alternative route.

Don't get too disoriented when it happens.

To think of it in terms of kisses and crowds of Italians jostling is too disorienting.

Ford at first refuses, arguing that it will be too painful and too disorienting.

Indeed, some computer scientists familiar with Horvitz's work worry that the Attentional User Interface may be too disorienting.

Indeed, some computer scientists familiar with Mr. Horvitz's work worry that the Attentional User Interface may be too disorienting.

But some complained that since they spoke English outside of the country, French through the rest of France and then English as they approached Europe's busiest airport, the change was too disorienting.