Sentence examples for remarkably intuitive from inspiring English sources

The design is remarkably intuitive.

Burr once called her "a remarkably intuitive actress.

But the game is in fact remarkably intuitive, and I've used the book (which is written in appealingly plain language) only to sort out finer points of play.

The new Nintendo Wii game console challenges designers to think outside the box with the inclusion of a special motion-sensitive game controller that looks like a television remote and allows you to play games in a remarkably intuitive fashion.

The whole experience on a Chromebook Pixel was fast, responsive and remarkably intuitive.

Rous' colleagues, including the scientists René Dubos and Charles B. Huggins, lauded Rous' personal and professional qualities, writing that he was gifted with supreme intellectual powers, unfailing integrity and honesty, a remarkably intuitive sense for the science itself, great perseverance and work ethic, and an enormous zest for life.

A robot like Rethink Robotics's Baxter, with two arms and a remarkably easy, intuitive programming interface, would have been barely conceivable ten years ago.

I spent the last few days demoing Close Friends and it's remarkably smooth, intuitive and useful.

But quite remarkably a counter intuitive phenomenon was found in 1980s that changed the perception of noise, giving birth to a phenomenon called Stochastic resonance (SR).

But similar doubts were raised before Apple launched the iPhone, and, of course, it went on to take over that market, primarily by delivering a remarkably simple and intuitive user interface and experience.

They are remarkably perceptive and intuitive.