Sentence examples for choose to navigate from inspiring English sources

Viewers can choose to navigate the installation with Mr. De Cock's complex, quasi-conceptual index.

Once on the mountain, how you choose to navigate your way around it has been transformed as well.

In short, the women who choose to navigate the 'complex' pathway of SET have significant support from the family unit or at least, no obvious opposition.

Users can choose to navigate using menus, making it possible to access any content on the site with no more than two mouse clicks.

Here, you can choose to navigate to Trailers, Comedy, Celebrity, News, or Latino sections instead, and Hulu says that more channels are coming in the future.

When that didn't work, the company pivoted into social shopping — basically offering one large marketplace that you can choose to navigate by way of guides who point you to interesting products in different categories, and when you don't you can still get some idea of popular a product is based on views and "loves" (like Fancy and other socially-connected marketplaces).

Quebec newspaper Le Soleil, however, chose to navigate these restrictions in more creative way.

The ways in which Paddy chooses to navigate these books' troubled waters are much more haunting than the actual crimes.

This is the screen passengers would see when they enter the taxi and throughout the ride, unless they chose to navigate away from it.

He then bafflingly answers them by judging the way Jones, a hardworking and accomplished athlete, has chosen to navigate this maze.

Trump has never gone out of his way to conceal the essence of his relationship to the truth and how he chooses to navigate the world.