Sentence examples for were disoriented by from inspiring English sources

Early Dutch sailors were disoriented by the scent of wildflowers wafting out to sea from Manhattan.

Most, however, were not devastated by abandonment so much as they were disoriented by the jarring lack of resolution.

Perhaps the Giants were disoriented by the change of time zones or by the thin air of the Mile High City or by their rare appearance on Thanksgiving.

They said they were disoriented by the crowds and uneasy being away from the cities and suburbs which were their homes.

The three firefighters went up a center staircase from the 22nd floor and soon radioed that they were disoriented by heavy smoke on the 30th floor.

Could an enemy be disoriented by a microwave beam?

Despite my attempt at mental preparation, I was disoriented by the silence.

These birds are disoriented by the glare of artificial light as they fly over urban and suburban areas.

Like many of his fellow Uzbekis, he was disoriented by his new bankrupt life in this Queens outpost.

His lawyers, noting that he had diabetes, made an unsuccessful argument that he might have been disoriented by low blood sugar.

For the first time, we felt what it was like to be disoriented by a blindfold, to have plastic cuffs dig into your wrists, for hands to go numb.