Sentence examples for to navigate devoid of from inspiring English sources

The cyber gallery is nearly always dense, confusing, difficult to navigate, devoid of passion and, worse, of intellect.

The question is often asked, "Why is the virtual museum so boring?" I think we have overlooked the fact that we haven't yet given an answer to the question, "Why is the museum so boring?" When Mr. Davis says "the cyber gallery is nearly always dense, confusing, difficult to navigate, devoid of passion and, worse, of intellect," I couldn't agree more.

Our allies, unfortunately, are now trying to navigate a world that is effectively devoid of American leadership".

So how best to navigate this complex world of food?

Neonicotinoid pesticides may impair the ability of bees to navigate.

It took a lot of clicking and experimenting to navigate.

The racial politics of these moves are difficult to navigate.

Some of the transitions are difficult to navigate.

The majority of sites, 38/46, were deemed easy to navigate.

WORST: Difficult to navigate.

Know how to navigate.