Sentence examples for Awkward to navigate from inspiring English sources
Three-match autumn series can be awkward to navigate, especially when so-called "second-tier" opposition is the meat in a superpower sandwich.
I tried on mock motorcycle boots, which had the heaviest soles I've ever felt on a boot, more awkward to navigate than even Red Wings.
NW Missouri has been a leader in e text use but students found the texts awkward to navigate inside the e-text format.
The interface for reading periodicals is awkward to navigate; and photos and graphics reproduce poorly on the black-and-white display.
Most recently it had been used to showcase the museum's collection of pre-Columbian, Native American and Oceanic art, but visitors found the space awkward to navigate, and the hall lacked proper climate control for the works of art.
Although most Web pages are documents, they often don't display consistently from one browser to another, and it can be awkward to navigate through a large document if it's displayed as a series of connected pages on the Web.
Whether it's patiently listening to your aunt Linda's insistence that government agents are giving her children vaccines while they nap at school, or trying to console your uncle Gary as he laments the imminent death of his Portuguese water dog, you will no doubt be faced with a variety of awkward conversations to navigate.
They were visually awkward, difficult to navigate, and (with exceptions) not compelling from a narrative point of view.
Class teaches disabled students how to navigate awkward questions about mobility.
To some extent, women at Westminster learn to navigate awkward moments.
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