Примеры использования Disorienting на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Hotels can be disorienting.
It emits a disorienting light and amplified voltage.
I-I know it's overwhelming, disorienting even.
In existential therapy, these disorienting and anxiety provoking periods of crisis are perceived as both a perilous passage and an opportunity for transformation and growth.
Peter, the first few minutes… will be very disorienting.
The dissolution of the order of disciplines has a disorienting effect, the canon of knowledge and references becomes unstable.
Descending to a lower dimension was probably disorienting.
Through creation of a safe social context where"disorienting dilemmas" can be examined, questioned, and explored, participants were able to develop a new"frame of reference" and reintegrate learning into practice.
Well, I know that Storybrooke can be a disorienting place.
Mezirow believes that this less frequent transformation usually results from a"disorienting dilemma", which is triggered by a life crisis or major life transition, although it may also result from an accumulation of transformations in meaning schemes over a period of time.
As you will see, this device can provide quite a disorienting ride.
The perspective is explained by Mezirow as follows: Disorienting dilemma Self-examination Sense of alienation Relating discontent to others Explaining options of new behavior Building confidence in new ways Planning a course of action Knowledge to implement plans Experimenting with new roles Reintegration.
The currency policy of the first four months of the year played a disorienting role.
Although the sound was very good,there was an echo problem and sometimes a disorienting lack of synchronization between sound and image.
His delegation had stated at the time, and continued to believe,that the debate in the Commission was disorienting.
A form of psychological abuse in which false information is presented with the intention of disorienting a victim… and/or steering them on a certain course of action.
Another"press enemy" was named to be the Chairwoman of the Parliament Committee on Science, Education, Culture and Youth Issues Hranush Hakobian that assisted the adoption of the Law"On Mass Communication", by, as NPC thinks,concealing the conclusions of the international experts from the deputies and thus disorienting them.
The vampire squid is almost entirely covered in light-producing organs called photophores,capable of producing disorienting flashes of light ranging in duration from fractions of a second to several minutes.
As historian Bradford W. Wright described: Steve Ditko contributed some of his most surrealistic work to the comic book and gave it a disorienting, hallucinogenic quality.
Borland has also made use of unevenly accented syncopated sixteenth notes to create a disorienting effect, and hypnotic, droning licks.
The idea in its essence is simple: in the new context featuring a rising danger that nuclear weapons may be acquired by a large number of stateslacking the“nuclear taboo” culture,“a new nuclear era will be more precarious, psychologically disorienting, and economically even more costly than was Cold War deterrence”.
But more often it just happens when the entities,who capture people, enter the Name of the God in the permanent lexicon, thereby disorienting the system and diverting it from real threats-i.e.
Taylor implies that, with available modern technology such as magnetic resonance imaging(MRI) and positron emission tomography(PET),these once obscure factors can now be examined through determining which neurological brain systems are at work during disorienting dilemmas and the journey of recovery that follows.
Lights on tall structures can disorient migrating birds.
He was dizzy and disoriented.
It was disoriented by my uncertainty.
Witnesses described him as being disoriented and possibly hallucinating just prior to the accident.
Has she been disoriented?
A patient is oriented or disoriented in space and time'.
She's confused, disoriented.