Sentence examples for impossible to navigate from inspiring English sources

Isn't London famously impossible to navigate anyway?

The buttons were ridged, making them almost impossible to navigate and leaving scratches on my fingernails.

American military forces have ensured that local banking systems are impossible to navigate.

It would be impossible to navigate your way through this nothingness.

The new Rosa Mexicano immediately attracted a big bar crowd, making it impossible to navigate at times.

They added space but complicated an already confusing floor plan, making the museum nearly impossible to navigate.

For instance the "Moulin Rouge" site is so enamored with its baroque design that it is almost impossible to navigate.

Nearby scaffolding, a subway entrance, a few homeless people on the ground and tourists looking for a deal make the corner nearly impossible to navigate.

But the numbers were only estimates; the thickness of bodies on the ground in some places made it impossible to navigate the camp, and the R.P.A. obstructed access.

And never mind the sidewalk; it was an impossible-to-navigate sea.

A few months later, I accidentally updated iTunes to its hated latest iteration, and all my music was newly categorized in this impossible-to-navigate screen of thumbnail images.