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• And the right music can be confusing and disorienting to opponents.
• Tuesday has that disorienting, alternative-reality air to it.
• Rated : R _ coarse language, disorienting plotlessness, mature themes
• It's funny, spatially disorienting and exciting to watch.
• New Orleans is so disorienting that no one uses ordinary directions.
• It can be disorienting, but it's also exhilarating.
• It's as disorienting as " Seven,"
• This ride promises to be bumpy, disorienting, even dizzying.
• Its subject-matter is no less disorienting than its title.
• The rear-window captioning system can be disorienting at first.
• Walker apparently found the experience of having a leading role disorienting.
• Just a vast, featureless and disorienting expanse of open water.
• It has the effect of disorienting visitors and protecting the family.
• Lorne can also produce harsh sounds disorienting to many life forms.
• Lomcovaks are very disorienting but otherwise fairly gentle for the pilot.
• Thus began an almost disorienting experience : fall without football.
• It was a sad and somehow disorienting bit of news.
• It's exciting, but it can get disorienting ."
• The disorienting fog of winter has lifted in more ways than one.
• Unlike the sun space, the moon is subtly disorienting.