Sentences with word «disoriented»

Pets can easily become disoriented in a storm or in a shelter environment where there is lots of new stimuli.

Those who feel disoriented in the world of sports wagers, should look at the football betting over under guide before visiting an online bookmaker.

For now, let's say that many of you are a few books or dozens of short stories deep into your career, which may feel as disorienting as if you were a few beers deep.

But with the nonlinear narrative structure and digressions into the personal life of the defense lawyer Michael Nyqvist, the audience is left feeling disoriented at times and quite frankly, even bored.

Sea turtle hatchlings become disoriented by lights on the beach from businesses and homes.

If an accident victim loses consciousness or becomes disoriented for less than 30 minutes, the result might be a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI), also known as a concussion.

I played a multiplayer game with one of my friends and was sort of disoriented at first by the speed and fluid movement, but after a few matches you really start to develop the necessary abilities to take out your opponent.

They are complex images that speak to the increasingly disorienting experience of modern urban existence.

Sharp planes activate negative and positive space, glass and mirror create disorienting effects, and screw holes, scuffs, and pencil marks leave traces of the history of construction.

The first few times you use the OFF system, you will feel a little disoriented as you scrabble to work out where you are and what you are actually trying to achieve, but once you get used to it the OFF system is the only way to get past some of the more elite enemies thrown your way in later levels.

And it has even made its way into the military: Allied ships in World War I were painted with disorienting black - and - white stripes in an attempt to avoid torpedo strikes.

We're a bit disoriented from all the hoops we've had to jump through, but then again so is Su Wei (lead negotiator of the Chinese delegation), who seemed to be in a similar mood during this evening's press briefing, where he revealed a much more jocular, tongue - in - cheek side of himself that was nowhere to be found during Tuesday's briefing.

For better or worse, the game's linear stage layout, as well as on - screen map and HUD, keep players from getting disoriented by their surroundings, and focused on more pressing assignments.

In his multimedia works, Massimo Bartolini manipulates light, sound, smell, and architecture to create disorienting experiences.

After surgery, when your pet is ready to go home, he or she will be groggy, and often disoriented from the anesthesia.

It's very disorienting when it happens to you for the first time... even terrifying for some.

Floating covers can be very disorienting for pets who have fallen into the water and lead to panic, making it nearly impossible for your pet to find his / her way out or even causing him / her to become trapped underneath.

That's not so disorienting in the case of Franz Kline's black - and - white

But whether he would like to admit it or not (our guess is not), having a centre - back who play, who is prepared to take risks with his passes, and who can do so with dynamic confidence is transformative for his Manchester United side because it means they begin attacks higher up the field and with the opponent in a more disoriented state of being.

His first solo show in London in seven years, it encompasses both past projects and new works, continuing his often disorienting examinations of landscape and human impact on our surroundings.

Some in the party have been left disoriented by its transformation.

Disorganized / disoriented attachment in the psychotherapy of the dissociative disorders.

««Climax» shares much in common with the levitating camerawork of his divisive «Enter the Void,» but unlike that sprawling endeavor, this 96 - minute odyssey feels like just the right length to encapsulate his talent for disorienting viewers while inviting them into his madcap intentions of overtaking their senses,» Kohn wrote in his A - review out of Cannes.

In turn, the film does the same to us, and director Steven Soderbergh's early empathy for the array of characters within the film leaves us completely disoriented as we come to realize how completely we have been fooled and how willing we have been to be fooled.

Which is not to say the movie's devoid of direction: The filmmaker drops a few nuggets of plot early on to set Aydin's disoriented state in motion, and steadily builds toward a payoff that brings it full circle: While Aydin is driving through his land with his assistant, a child throws a rock at their windshield, prompting confrontation with the boy's disgruntled father.

Other tasks may include reminding the handler to take medication, conducting room searches, safety checks or turning on lights for individuals with post-traumatica stress disorder, interrupting self - mutilation episodes and keeping disoriented people from danger.

Pets also may salivate, urinate or defecate on themselves and appear disoriented for several minutes after the active seizure.

We can become disoriented because we have no settled place of authority and power, with all the accompanying benefits, financial, social, emotional, and spiritual.

A dozen icy - hot, classical - weird scenes by John O'Reilly use the studio less as a place than as a malleable material to cut and fold into disorienting amalgams of reality and artifice.

Dungeons so far have been standard fare like the original, although you still explore them from a first - person perspective which I still find disorienting and awkward.

He challenges conventional readings, producing disorienting spatial topologies and striking visual poetics.

The shifts in film stock and radically disorienting sound design are unerringly specific, and well represented here.

GDM — Grand Dad's Visitor Center is an exhibition that unfolds through disorienting spaces and paradoxical settings: a beauty parlor, mirrored walls and surfaces, tilted and angular rooms, dark and twisting corridors, an area where tea is served and a karaoke zone.

Like most disorienting questions, however, this one can help theologians to reorient, or at least to see what has been the general direction of their work and what significant differences, detours and interruptions have occurred.

Things can get somewhat disorienting when an enemy gets behind you largely due to the PSVR struggling somewhat when you've turned 180 degrees, while there was one moment where my controller appeared to lose sync with the game making it incredibly hard to point in the intended direction.

In this earlier moment, artists as diverse as Dan Graham, Peter Campus, Bruce Nauman, and Joan Jonas established feedback loops of live cameras and monitors into which viewers could wander: Sometimes their images were replayed to themselves in altered form, as in Campus's works, and sometimes spectators encountered their displaced projections on a short delay or in kinesthetically disorienting environments, as in installations by Nauman and Graham.

How do HTC and Valve deal with how disorienting it is to walk around with your vision obscured?

The dungeons themselves are almost too dark, and the lack of any variation among the countless walls you'll come across make things very disorienting if you get lost easily, even if it does fit the retro theme the game is going for.

Her resulting installations broadcast an eerie, disorienting image of the American family's dark underbelly.

Pulling from long - standing fascinations with film and television tropes, abstract sculpture, game ephemera, poetry, apocryphic histories, internet esoterica, and philosophies of being, Oneohtrix Point Never's myRiad is a hyperstitial «concertscape» imagined from the perspective of an alien intelligence that explores disorienting relationships between space and sound and mutates forms of live musical performance.

The rapid narrative movement can be shocking and slightly disorienting in effect but allows for descriptions to become micro-narratives on their own.

Kirkus Reviews says, «Inserting parenthetical descriptions of a jealous Creative Writing teacher's murder attempts, the pseudonymous «Bode» dishes up a confection that may disorient readers unfamiliar with the previous outing, but is nonetheless rich in mystery, action and self discovery - along with plenty of literary references for well - read audiences to pick up, and occasional urbane...

Astro Noise at the Whitney Museum of American Art showcases disorienting works by journalist and filmmaker Laura Poitras.

Drawing from theater, cinema and literature, I make dramatic and disorienting settings that house projected slides.

In addition to disorienting physical and emotional changes, teenagers must combat enormous temptations and pressures heaped on them by peers, families, schools, and wider culture.

«In 1984 we all took it for granted that hospitals were noisy, smelly, disorienting mazes,» says Sternberg, who details the history in her book Healing Spaces: The Science of Place and Well - Being.

It works one's nerves over with skill, jumbling up its story's chronology in disorienting ways, and delivering a survivalist saga whose unnerving impact stems in large part from its refusal to shy away from the suddenness — and ugliness — of violence.

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His film installations effortlessly alternate between the specific and the elliptical, the documentary and disorienting visual effects, creating a dazzling crisscrossing path that seems appropriate to the theme of doubled otherness... that is central to his work.»