Sentence examples for poor sense of direction from inspiring English sources

For the nature lover with a poor sense of direction, lakeside trails are ideal.

As it is, it seems never to end, and someone with a poor sense of direction could easily become lost and never emerge.

To compensate for the elder Mr. Ellenby's poor sense of direction, the two men decided that tying together a compass, a Global Positioning System receiver and binoculars would make it possible simply to point at an object or a navigational landmark to identify it.

It can account for slowness of toddlers to feed or dress themselves, poor posture, an awkward gait, confusion about which hand to use, difficulties throwing or catching a ball, dislike of being touched, discomfort in certain clothes and materials such as wool, poor short-term memory, difficulty riding a bike and hopping and skipping, reading and writing difficulties and a poor sense of direction.

As someone with a poor sense of direction, and whose driving is predominantly to and from Target, not traversing city blocks, this came in handy the most when traveling.

It turns out that the entorhinal region of the brain an area best known for its role in memory formation may be at least partly to blame for your poor sense of direction.

We walked for five or six hours and because we are both walkers with poor senses of direction we circled the downtown, trying to find our way home.

A decline in the cognitive ability of mental rotation causes a poor sense of spatial direction and environmental cognitive capacity.

Santa Barbara Sense-of-Direction scale.

The cable channel is on its way to its most profitable year, but in the United States it suffers from poor ratings, layers of management and little sense of direction.

He volunteered for overseas service and was posted to Italy where, he laughs, as a messenger in the Apennines his sense of direction was so poor he used to tear up ration boxes to leave a trail so he could find his way back to base.