Navigate in sentence

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Because we're all trying to navigate with our own skewed compasses, and we all have our own baggage, but the stories themselves are utterly convincing.

This would have been impossible to navigate and there would have been a cognitive overload every time they had to open up a new system.

So in this case, Futura being used on the interface helped them navigate complexity and make it more clear.

Stories are the means by which we navigate the world.

BL: OK, so we're going to emotionally navigate.

Modern markets are more complex, making today’s recessions far more difficult to navigate.

These female, strong leaders nurture the young and navigate their way through the challenges of the African bush to find food, water and security.

And we don't really understand yet how they navigate the landscape, remembering the safest places to cross a river.

And indeed, unfortunately, if you navigate by needs you get a very unfocused agenda, because in these situations, needs are everywhere, but the capacity to implement change is very limited.

And if you closed your eyes you'd be able to mentally navigate it.

This philosophy challenged its students to navigate the ambiguities and conflicts our desires produce, both internally and externally.

They must navigate markets daily, making micro-decisions, dozens and dozens, to move their way through society, and yet if a single catastrophic health problem impacts their family, they could be put back into poverty, sometimes for generations.

There’s a simple way to navigate the graph as a human: start with a step that doesn’t have any arrows pointing to it.

And they can navigate the world using their ears.

And she arranges them so that the viewer actually has to navigate through the space, and interact with the objects.

And if we hit enough potholes on our journey in life, and we don't have the resources or the help to navigate around them or to pull us out, well, sometimes good people end up doing bad things.

We can use our tradition to navigate change.

You have to be able to navigate in 3D.

I'd navigate using the direction of the wind.

As someone who didn't have a natural proclivity for academics, and my teachers never seemed to understand me, I didn't know how to navigate schools and schools didn't know what to do with me.

And they can use that sense to navigate hundreds of miles of open ocean.

Arthur C. Clarke: And they can definitely help people, because children quickly learn to navigate the web and find things which interest them.

So at the end of the next four years, I decided that groups of children can navigate the internet to achieve educational objectives on their own.

We never evolved to navigate in the world of atoms.

It's therefore useful for our brains to construct notions like "solidity" and "impenetrability," because such notions help us to navigate our bodies through the middle-sized world in which we have to navigate.

Moving to the other end of the scale, our ancestors never had to navigate through the cosmos at speeds close to the speed of light.

So a taxi driver can use a satnav system to navigate on unfamiliar roads.

I have so far tried two of the Journal's DVDs and felt enraged at the horrible way that a viewer needs to navigate the disk in order to see the films.

This this coming of age dramedy set in Chicago in the early 60's, we follow a group of highschool friends as they navigate through the ups and downs of their lives.

Even the guides can't navigate their way through those streets but Bourne shook off 100 police with speed and finesse.

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