During the maze experiment, the rats relied on orientational cues to find the exit.

We orienteered through the dense forest until we reached the river.

The researchers installed new orientators to help the robots find their bearings in the warehouse.

Before setting out, the surveyor calibrated the orientator to ensure precise orientation readings.

In his lecture, the professor pointed out that nineteenth-century literature often referred to people from Asia simply as orientals.

The orientative signage in the new museum wing made it easy for visitors to find the exhibits.

The orienteers gathered at dawn to study the map before the forest race began.

The garden was arranged orientally, with winding paths, stone lanterns, and a koi pond.

Modern critics argue that museum displays often rely on orientalisms to attract viewers, rather than to represent cultures accurately.

Scholars criticized the film for its tendency to orientalize non-Western characters.