Examples of using Disorienting in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Computer
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It was pretty disorienting.
I know how disorienting it must be to… to wake up and find yourself in a place like this.
And not just disorienting.
Losing one's parents, especially so suddenly,can be deeply disorienting.
I know how disorienting this must be.
That must have been disorienting.
Well, it would be disorienting, as would any injection into the eye.
Time travel can be disorienting.
At the head of this congregation, it was a disorienting coincidence, we discovered our own Deputy Kovacs, himself an important attorney, of course.
Peter, the first few minutes… will be very disorienting.
I mean, you know, even more disorienting Than a so-called normal vision.
Artie's past, MacPherson… It can be a bit disorienting.
It must be strange and a little disorienting to be the editor of a cooking magazine.
As you will see,this device can provide quite a disorienting ride.
Eating a gram of cannabis oil a day can be disorienting, but many adapt rapidly to the pharmacological effects.
For many inmates,life in the outside world can be disorienting.
There is no concept of time, it was so disorienting I was so terrified, I have never in my entire life, been so terrified.
This is the feel and experience of a disorienting event.
It was a bit disorienting- we weren't hearing what we expected to hear,” William Kurth, RPWS team lead at the University of Iowa, said.
It can be very disorienting.
So at that moment, to realize I no longer hadcontrol over what was happening with my body was disorienting.
Listening to Miranda wax optimistic about love was more disorienting than a heat wave in February.
Acknowledging the first insight is disorienting and scary, but Sartre wants to propose these to us for one reason- their freeing aspects.
Running into smoke-filled burningbuildings can be a bit disorienting.
The content, visuals, andsound of the program in the Samuel Oschin Planetarium are likely to be disorienting and/or disturbing for children under five.
Never have I questioned protocol ororders… Until now… Which I find most disturbing, disorienting.
There were times whenDraco wondered whether Harry was deliberately this disorienting as a tactic.
If the brain is a taxonomising engine, anxious to map the things and people we experience into familiar categories,then true learning must always be disorienting.
If the brain is a taxonomising engine, anxious to map the things& people with experience we experience into familiar categories,then true learning must always be disorienting.