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Navigate in sentence

309 examples of Navigate in a sentence

Well, you can think of it as a pattern of information that helps you understand and navigate the world.
It's how you navigate the world.
Having had to navigate being in the less powerful position in multiple aspects of their lives, women are often more adept at how to surreptitiously pressure for change against large, powerful actors.
You could navigate and understand every emotional intersection.
Billion-dollar industries thrive because of the fear of it, and those of us who undeniably are it are left to navigate a relentless storm surrounding it.
The new mouse remembers what it's afraid of, remembers how to navigate the maze, and if that is true, then you can transplant memory and consciousness.
How in the world are we supposed to navigate these waters?
That means their neurons go haywire and create a network that's impossible to navigate.
They use sound to study their habitat, to keep in communication with each other, to navigate, to detect predators and prey.
For most of us, but not all, our sense of sight is how we navigate our world.
VG: We call the names and rituals of our ancestors into this room today because from them we received a powerful blueprint for survival, strategies and tactics for healing carried across oceans by African women, passed down to generations of Black women in America who used those skills to navigate institutions of slavery and state-sponsored discrimination in order that we might stand on this stage.
Buildings like these are intended to enrich their owners and tenants, but not necessarily the lives of the rest of us, those of us who navigate the spaces between the buildings.
Together with MIT, we developed a program that predicts how we can navigate the wind highways.
But that's an incomplete picture, because what's more important is that they had factors in their lives that helped to influence their agency, or their specific capacity to actually overcome the obstacles that they were facing and navigate the system given their circumstances.
But where I'm trying to be as clear as possible for you now, puzzles have to navigate the line between abstraction and clarity.
Education means better health for women and their children, better financial security, greater agency at home and in society, more capacity to navigate a climate-changing world.
We had proved the point: that it was possible to navigate a complex route using only touch.
She can't speak English, and she can't navigate a phone tree.
Urban Dictionary - your source for news and information about the 21st century zeitgeist - describes sex education as: ".. where they try to scare you out of having sex with pictures of diseased genitals..." A more hopeful description of sex education would be something like: a lifelong process of learning about sex and sexuality, exploring values and beliefs and gaining skills to navigate relationships and manage your sexual health.
Shortly, you'll be able to get into a car, speak the three words, and the car will navigate you to that exact spot.
Yet my large, soft feet allow me to navigate sand.
And because I was dragged off the playground at the early age of 10 to translate for family members as they began to migrate to the United States, I understand how daunting it can be for a person, a novice, to navigate any government system.
With onboard GPS, it can navigate autonomously, and it is rugged enough to self-land without damage.
But I've also heard some really incredibly harebrained ideas about how to navigate the multigenerational workplace.
How to navigate the multigenerational workplace ... is shoulder pads?
The shapes of letters helped me understand my surroundings better and navigate the city.
Before it can navigate this onslaught of obstacles, the car has to detect them— gleaning enough information about their size, shape, and position, so that its control algorithms can plot the safest course.
From their new vantage, these smart eyes will probe and see more thoroughly than anything nature could’ve imagined— and help navigate any number of obstacles.
There’s even evidence that sea lions can remember how to perform tasks after 10 years with no practice in between, letting them navigate old stomping grounds with ease.
We build friendships, navigate early romantic relationships, get married and bring babies home from the hospital with the expectation that we'll figure it out.
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