Sentence examples for would be disoriented from inspiring English sources
They were designed to appear identical, so prisoners would be disoriented and not know where they were if they were shuttled back and forth.
They then killed them "in their pecking order, from top to bottom," according to the Oryx study, reasoning that lower-ranked turkeys would be disoriented by the loss of their leaders and so would hesitate fatally in making their escape.
Without this work, nests would be poached or destroyed, and hatchlings would be disoriented by the bright lights and not reach the sea at all.
But the readers are simply no good, so what in any case would be disorienting (and what isn't disorienting about this play?) is also terribly deadening, because of their flat and often stumbling delivery.
Imagining how that technology would work – what would be funny about it and what would be disorienting and queasy-making – is one of the absolute triumphs of this book.
"We were worried that they'd be disoriented and not know where they were," said Joseph Duff, a pilot who is the co-founder and chief executive of the group.
An early example of the Fall's early "northern rockabilly", The Container Drivers has fascinated me since I first heard it as a schoolboy (and managed to miss them playing it as their opening song at Leeds University soon after because I'd been disoriented by my first ever pint of Tetley's bitter).
Feel free to be disoriented.
Moreover, s/he can be disoriented in time and space.
It could be disorienting.
