| The aim is to disorientate and confuse the suspects, as they face a barrage of questions about their activities in Afghanistan and elsewhere. |
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| The rooms have shapes and contours that seem determined to disorientate, although the overall effect is striking and seductive. |
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| Debb led her through a maze of corridors, up stairs, through rooms, as if trying to confuse or disorientate her. |
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| Outside, you are overwhelmed with heady fragrances and a luxuriant nature that disorientate your senses. |
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| The other is the way that they are composed to confuse and disorientate you. |
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| That is why the debate focused on the people rather than the policy of the new Commission, in order to disorientate the people. |
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| The idea of being free seems to disorientate Stephanie as she rises from her seat but with every step she makes towards the gallery, the clouds drift out of her mind. |
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| Cosmic spheres, where the inventories follow on from each other and disorientate us through a new creation of the world. |
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| It is following through on the Lisbon Strategy which, in a bid to disorientate the workers, is now allegedly a 'reformed' strategy. |
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| It is essential also to follow the analogies of one year taste on the other in spite of the variations of climates to keep a profile with our Champagne and not to disorientate the customers. |
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| Civilian detainees are alleged to have been subjected to a number of techniques to disorientate and debilitate them, including deprivation of sleep, food and water. |
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| However, several studies have pointed to viruses and other infectious agents that could somehow disorientate the bees by interfering with the complex navigation system they use to find their way to their colonies. |
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| Too many levels may well disorientate them. |
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| Any demagogic crowing and political adjustments by the other parties are an attempt to disorientate the people and launder the huge political responsibilities which they have in going along with imperialism. |
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| Life requires us to get over these difficult, blinding, paradoxical or contradictory situations which can disorientate, unsettle and destabilise us. |
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| The request to reinforce NGOs aims to disorientate the work force away from the responsibilities of Member State governments, away from the current needs of people in the health sector. |
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| I hope that it will disorientate the viewer and make one think of other places. |
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| Black ice or verglas is a particular problem in cold weather, and mist or fog can disorientate scramblers very quickly. |
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| Some have installed fog machines to disorientate criminals or retractable cattle grids to stop them getting away. |
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| Double tapping the toggle switch in any direction initiates a strobe effect which can disorientate a suspect, providing potentially life-saving seconds. |
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| Sleep deprivation is one of the most powerful tools with which to break someone's will and is used by interrogators the world over to disorientate their victims. |
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| In Givon prison the authorities tried to disorientate us through sleep deprivation and the removal of our watches and the prison clock recording the wrong time. |
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