If Trump wanted to discombobulate China, he has achieved that.
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Whereas, if you discombobulate your predator, you confuse them ... Confuse them, yeah.
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He also thought that the sight of a man dressed as a woman would discombobulate grieving customers.
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Then, once Walden has isolated the patterns, he'll further discombobulate his opponent by eschewing what they expect him to do.
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There's an inherent nobility to the way the actor carries himself onscreen, and he uses it to nicely discombobulate viewers here.
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That means, "Brexit might discombobulate the incumbents for a number of years, allowing fintech to move into that space," he said.
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First, this will discombobulate the narrative that what he really cares about is firing up a scary part of his base.
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The IRGC has honed the art of asymmetric warfare, for instance operating small, zippy boats designed to swarm around and discombobulate big American warships.
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One of the psychologists contracted by the CIA to devise the torture techniques has said "walling" was used to disorient and "discombobulate" the prisoners.
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This is what Bowie could do at his best: discombobulate you, forcing you to listen to sounds you already knew in a brand new way.
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Video games and movies that glorify gunfights are oblivious to real-life situations in which fear, panic and the risk of death discombobulate even emotionally strong individuals.
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The rationale for this inconstancy is that unfamiliar routines should perplex and discombobulate our bodies and muscles and prevent them from settling into a groove or reaching a training plateau.
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Stevens was a steady hand on GM's post-bankruptcy business; it was impossible, even futile, to discombobulate the man, as investment-bank analysts discovered at financial events and on quarterly earnings calls.
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The rare instances when George is used in this way typically discombobulate the defense, forcing them to thwart Jeff Teague's penetration and worry about leaving a sniper by himself on the perimeter.
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But it's the underlying insidiousness of his characters, as well as his bizarre retelling of tales, that cast doubt on the veracity of events and discombobulate the viewer's perception of the truth.
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The video artist Tony Oursler has filled a tent on the museum grounds with floating heads and a smoke machine — a display that Ms. Kazanjian said would discombobulate the senses (through July 9).
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Up or down in the match, Kyrgios seemed to be enjoying himself immensely - which appeared to discombobulate his opponent as much as his varied serves, which frequently left him wrong-footed and appealing to the skies for guidance.
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These moments all play out over the recurring backdrop of Camille's memories — quick cuts to disturbing glimpses of the past, which hint at sexual assault, abuse, and ongoing trauma — that perpetually discombobulate us about where and when we are.
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The pace of technological change is in many cases too fast for anyone of us to comprehend or get used to; as a result, just as the world seems to get its head around one new force unleashed by tech, another comes along to discombobulate our efforts to respond to it.
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Redick helps each one of his teammates even more than they help him, from ball screens that discombobulate defenders who aren't sure if they should switch or hedge before they melt into a puddle, to anchoring his own man 18.33 feet from the rim and opening a lane that's wide enough for a Volkswagen.
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This is basketball's version of the opening scene in IT. Anthony can also exist as a pick-and-pop threat, setting high screens for Westbrook (or any of Oklahoma City's ball handlers) then watching opposing brain cells discombobulate as they try to contain one of the most furious cannonballs the game has ever known, while an elite marksman (who can also back down smaller defenders) hovers on the outside.
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He bravely got up, only to be sent back down after a series of brutal punches by Inoue including another clean left hook which seemed to discombobulate McDonnell's senses. The referee waved the fight off within less than a round declaring Inoue the TKO victor.
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After nearly giving up, the Chaw of Chaws finds a Devil's Triangle, a triangle made up of large caches of magnetic particles, or "flecks", meant to discombobulate an owl's sense of direction and trap Ezylryb inside. The chaw realizes that these caches can be destroyed by fire and destroys the Devil's Triangle. Just as they free Ezylryb, a group of Barn owls, part of the regime The Pure Ones attacks the Chaw, led by Metal Beak. The chaw picks up branches and sets them alight so that they can fight with fire, and part way through the battle, Martin, and Ruby, a short-eared owl, arrive.
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