Sentence examples for very disoriented from inspiring English sources

"He was very disoriented," she said.

People with the condition can become very disoriented by unfamiliar surroundings.

When troops opened the lid to the hide-out, they found Mr. Hussein alone, looking "bewildered" and "very disoriented," General Odierno said.

"They get drawn into the lights and become very disoriented," said Parks.

"She was very disoriented, severely weakened, and could hardly walk or talk" before being hospitalized reported an unnamed visitor, Hoodfar's family said in a statement provided to The World Post  .

I do get very disoriented these days".

Dr. Malaz Boustani, associate professor of medicine at Indiana University, suspects the culprit is delirium — an abrupt change in mental status occurring in up to 20 percent of hospital patients, who become very confused, disoriented, agitated or unresponsive and withdrawn.

An angry Sophie, even a very confused and disoriented one with electrode marks on her forehead, is a force to be reckoned with.

"I'd be really disoriented and wonder what had happened in the night.

"I would be standing here talking to you like this and I would become very dizzy and disoriented to where I'd have to sit down and take a 20- to 30-minute break".

Here was a very helpless person, a disoriented person".