Sentence examples for idea of navigating from inspiring English sources

The nightmarishly polluted New River feeds into the Salton Sea from its source in Mexico, and William T. Vollmann got the deranged idea of navigating the river on an inflatable raft.

It also took me a bit of time to get used to the idea of navigating through the on-board camera, rather than simply using line of sight.

There are cool aspects to it — I actually do like the idea of navigating a virtual venue and unlocking new content — but the user experience around songs and video can be difficult to grasp.

Does the idea of navigating appeal, or are you happier with clearly marked routes and marshals?

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Finally, back in the classroom, we debrief and discuss ideas for navigating unfamiliar situations and coping with the challenges of cultural adaptation.

Intrigued by the pared-down visual language of such charts and the idea of private individuals navigating public landscapes, Mr. Kuitca purchased "The Complete Guide to London West End Theaters".

Pickering was in general impressed with Rice, a woman of strong ideas navigating an effective course in many areas of African policy, including Ethiopia and Eritrea.

I was young and inexperienced and I went in with no idea of how to navigate that universe, which was not very female-friendly".

I have written the book with the intention that by the time you go through the things that have been said in that book, you should have a fair idea of how to navigate Africa's job market.