Sentence examples for more intuitive to from inspiring English sources

Another distinction is that Lightroom is much more intuitive to use.

Doug Engelbart, the computer mouse Engelbart, who died in 2013, was on a mission to make computers more intuitive to use.

Phones have long focused on usability (notice they often no longer come with instruction manuals), and hence they're more intuitive to use than when getting online actually required some computer skills".

MIDI controllers come in all shapes and sizes, and beyond the typical keyboard controller, I find it more intuitive to have a very simple pad controller programmed to my specific needs.

At this stage it is more intuitive to consider signal voltages rather than perturbations in metres.

"It's much more intuitive to treat these perks as a filter," Mace said.

We found that it is better and more intuitive to recognize a product cover instead of a shelf tag.

We've enhanced the look and feel of the XMB so that it's easier and even more intuitive to use.

I have to say merely reorganizing the menu the way they have makes it much more intuitive to navigate.

It seems more reasonable (or at least more intuitive) to suppose that such expressions derive their meaning from something other than reference.

Microsoft is said to be tinkering with the interface to make it more intuitive and to provide easier accessibility to features with fewer taps of the stylus.