We sat down, and I did not feel especially disoriented.

I'd never been to the area so I got disoriented.

He'd better get out of here before he became disoriented.

In the 7th room she gets disoriented and cannot find her way out.

He sat up, disoriented for a moment, and then looked around.

He tried to answer, but was too disoriented even to do that.

This time, he was too disoriented to break the fall.

For a moment she felt disoriented, as if seeing through someone else's eyes.

Had she become disoriented and lost her sense of direction?

"It will cause you to feel disoriented for several hours."

He barely had the energy to talk and seemed disoriented.

So far, only a few disoriented birds have been seen.

"People do not like to go places where they become disoriented," he said.

She was short of wind and appeared a bit disoriented.

He was reported to be somewhat disoriented after the game.

He sat up in bed, surprised and a little disoriented.

To get disoriented and ask for directions, but not too often.

I hoped we did not have anyone get disoriented and lost.

He was too disoriented to understand his words, or hers.

That made her feel even more disoriented and a little sick.

Kenneth turned, looking disoriented, just like the girl inside had.

Always they became disoriented, lost their balance, ran into things.

A person who becomes disoriented out there could stay that way for hours.

Cut off from the roots of their culture, people felt disoriented and lost.

David tried again to talk with him, but quickly realized that the man was disoriented.

He watched his friend who, disturbed and disorientated, turned to look for a long moment at Willow.

She was in high heels a little disorientated.

Another twenty minutes of this reduces me to a disorientated wreck, near to tears and vomiting.

With one part of her bemused and disorientated mind she knew that she must call a halt - right now!

At first you feel a little disorientated.

He felt dizzy and disorientated and when someone called out to ask who he was the voice seemed to be coming from far away.

Infantry would then proceed to attack the disorientated soldiers, subsequently weakened from the previous attacks.

I was shaken, and very disorientated, but also full of adrenalin and excitement.

On the way she takes opium, becomes disorientated and sits down to rest in the snow, child in arm.

There are thousands of very disorientated people."

But soon their example inspires thousands of disorientated males, fleeing the feminist 1970s.

'He could be a little disorientated,' the Archchancellor went on.

As a result the men became increasingly disorientated, meaning that the initial tactic of leap frogging could not be employed.

He was still feeling sick and disorientated and every movement he made threatened to propel him in the wrong direction.

She remained conscious, but became increasingly disorientated, losing all awareness of where she was or what was happening to her.

George Monbiot, environmental journalist and broadcaster, played host to what was probably a disorientated Brazilian hookworm.

How were they after the fall (for example after a seizure the person may be sleepy or disorientated, or find that they've bitten their tongue)?

The thought of coming face to face with Carter now, when she was still feeling so shocked and disorientated, made her stop halfway to the bedroom door.

She helps the disorientated Time Lord out of the base, heading for Crayford's rocket before it takes off.

Do you feel disorientated or delighted upon hearing shops playing Wham's Last Christmas in the week after Halloween?

Before they have a chance to throw him out the window, the gas man comes around, and they send him on his way while he's still very disorientated.

Nevertheless, there are examples of God deliberately causing enemies to become disorientated and confused, in order to provide victory (2 Thess.

Ah felt masel driftin oaf intae a sick, disorientated sleep.

As the Hymn was sung a second time, Abdul's illness caused him to become disorientated and quickly died on 4 March 1827 at the age of 51.

In those brief moments, the cox'n tried to collect his disorientated thoughts together, endeavoured to reconstruct the happenings since the noise of the torpedo's propellers.

I tried to get to my feet, but the dream had disoriented me.

This entire experience is disorienting for you - I understand.

Actually a series of rooms, all small, disorienting for me.

Women in all kinds of jobs can find it disorienting to leave the work force.

He tried to break free, but the lack of gravity disoriented him.

But the dark, and the sheer size of the place were disorienting.

Even then, the weight and size of the new body disoriented the shade.

The shock of the fall and the blow disoriented me.

The night sky in the Martian south always disoriented him.

Either the fall had disoriented her, or she was emotionally shattered.

It was disorienting, in a way, to look at her image, but to project the words through the link.

Special goggles will show students how they can be disoriented by alcohol.

Perhaps the sun dead ahead on the horizon disoriented the pilot.

At first, I found the early morning hours disorienting.

But the Administration seemed to find all these new quandaries disorienting.

Watching an instant company get built has been slightly disorienting.

When the Editor cuts to a close shot of that person it would be disorienting if he/she were looking the other way.

This can be disorienting when the actresses share the stage.

All had given up looking for ways to see anything but a blackness so thick it disoriented them.

Disorienting the prisoner is a good start to breaking him, and I knew it.

He imagined it had to be disorienting to suddenly lose that sense.

It is disorienting to be with him here, where we are both clean, rested and safe.

Even Tasha, gone for only a few minutes, had been disoriented on her return to the ship.

He still found it disorienting to cradle the infant to him.

In addition, American schools are disorienting for these children.

This very different look was disorientating at first, but easier to understand later on.

We condemn as disorientating the talk about changing the gender composition of power.

Mary's mind had been primarily responsible for disorientating the aliens in a wild round of the Game.

It would have been disorientating in normal circumstances and to make matters worse they hadn't done the drill.

Even the corners were rounded, and the light was so even it was disorientating.

This could be disorientating to the contestants.

The sensation of waking from her long life with Kalizkan had been disorientating in the extreme.

Make the action disorientating if you want but give us results of the madness that aren't unbelievably minor scratches across the forehead!

They also disrupt Nightcrawler's teleportation with a sonic attack, disorientating him.

As well as inkwells and school desks, there's a row boat on the roof, which is disorientating after a few drinks.

Moments of disaster are disorientating.

A trainee is strapped to the multi-axis chair which spins on three axes, disorientating its occupant.

The car goes through the mouth and into a revolving tunnel, disorientating riders and giving them the illusion that they are turning upside down.

Due to the strong winds and turbulence, the BE2e began to spin, disorientating Fysh in the process.

Keret explains that his work is influenced by Franz Kafka: "Kafka tries to reach his moral goal by disorientating the reader.

This led to the Shadows' preferred tactic, to run head on at a player and then teleport just as their about to hit, disorientating the opposing player while they vanish with the ball.

Case in point: It can be disorientating to travel in a foreign country at the best of times, but even more so if your transportation plans are a harried hodgepodge of mobile means.

But they are, arguably, problematical from an accessibility perspective - in that they can be disorientating to users of screen-reading software (as the iframe links off to a whole other site).

Labyrinth of Lost Amsterdam: A disorientating and eerie mirror maze themed around the winding, disorientating streets of Amsterdam.

They are also the mechanism for buying off consciences, disorientating the grassroots movement and limiting support for the public sector, by gradually privatising and commercialising services of general interest, especially at local government level.

The song then hits a tricky guitar riff which acts as if it is actually winding the song down not introducing it; the effect is disorientating until Marriotts' vocals enter, soft and controlled.

For example, in Rooms by Sara Ludy computer-generated effects process physical spaces into abstractions, making familiar environments and items such as carpets, doors and windows disorientating, set to the sound of an industrial hum.

It may simply be the denial by an abuser that previous abusive incidents ever occurred, or it could be the staging of bizarre events by the abuser with the intention of disorientating the victim.

Phil Hardy's The Aurum Film Encyclopedia: The Western notes that "Hellman's calculated style, replete with disorientating close-ups and strange moments...confirm the detached fatalism of his story.

However, more often than not its used because the director has no clear idea how to cover the scene so they decide just to bamboozle the audience with quick and oftenly poorly chosen cuts which take you out of the action by disorientating you.