Sentence examples similar to easy to orient oneself from inspiring English sources
Dating back to the 1200's, downtown Liverpool is cultivated and easy to orient yourself in as it slopes down to its famous river.
In another essay, "What Does it Mean to Orient Oneself in Thought?" Kant defines Enlightenment as "the maxim of always thinking for oneself" (8 146).
For the average Australian, a vast grassy plain is just a sea of grass: there are no patterns to be discerned, nothing to orient oneself with.
The point of the game is to orient oneself in the real world using a 3D map on one's phone screen, then discover Pokémon characters in augmented reality as viewed through the phone's camera.
What does it mean to orient oneself in thinking -- On the miscarriage of all philosophical trials in theodicy Religion within the boundaries of mere reason The end of all things.
Buckell said that for men who grew up in the pre-internet age and are used to the subcultures of traditional gay bars, it takes some adjusting to orient oneself to dating app culture.
Similar finding was reported by Levac and Miller [ 23], that using video games in rehabilitation required personal commitment to orient oneself and become familiar with the games.
That is, the will must adapt itself to changes in the object: it perceives a demand that one must "precisely orient oneself in view of circumstances", and to do so differently as circumstances shift.
WALKING the cobblestones downtown near Stone Street, it's easy to think of oneself living in an entirely different city, living an entirely different life.
For example, one participant stated, "I enjoy learning together; it is so boring and not easy to learn by oneself.
