Sentence examples for intuitive to read from inspiring English sources

This one, however, is not only cool-looking as all hell, but is intuitive to read.

His rivals say they marvel at his intuitive ability to read the marketplace.

Pulse is essentially a better-looking and more intuitive way to read your favorite RSS feeds.

It has gone from the whole-language intuitive approach to reading to a heavy emphasis on drills using phonics and repetition of simple words and sentences.

The result is that we have what seems like an intuitive sense of how to read images, but most people don't develop the dexterity within what Cohn calls "American visual language" to produce pictures that look like the ones they are used to reading without any trouble.

Although he was not particularly religious, Einstein described this intuitive genius as the ability to read the mind of God.

On the plus side, the black-and-white liquid crystal display is crisp and easy to read, and the software so intuitive that reading the manual is more luxury than necessity.

For example, a more intuitive two-column, split-screen design makes it possible to read and look at citations at the same time.

This is an intuitive way of working, requiring both the artist and the viewer to read meaning into the results.

If you want to hurry up and try it out without having to read the rest of this (it's that intuitive), you can download the app here.

The ability to read a dog's face seems to be more or less intuitive.