Sentence examples for far more intuitive from inspiring English sources

But Medea is the one who's far more intuitive, far more insightful, far more funny.

The game lets you press buttons to throw punches, though I found the new analog-stick option far more intuitive.

Some of the results are presented here, and they give evidence of a working method far more intuitive and second-guessing than is usually associated with this artist.

It's also far more intuitive than the UI found on the K200D.

The tablet's multi-touch user interface is far more intuitive, and more importantly, iOS is built with accessibility in mind.

Third, the application model is designed in turn to fully exploit both these features, creating, these developers say, a simpler, far more intuitive user experience.

We offer a far more immediate and intuitive means of two-way communication than has ever existed.

Very many things that are click-and-go on Windows are far more laborious and non-intuitive on Linux.

The single, evolving movement occasionally echoes Schoenberg's Op 9 in the same form, but the language is far less astringent, the form more intuitive, and the textures full of genuinely ravishing sounds owing much to Debussy and Ravel.

We are far more like Captain Kirk: impulsive, intuitive, illogical, emotional," he said.

But in an economy where the standard task is sitting in front of a computer, lunch is less intuitive and far more optional.