Sentence examples for As I visualize from inspiring English sources

As I visualize it, I make it get smaller and smaller until it is the size of a raindrop, then I make it get larger and larger until it is the size of the earth.

I lick my lips as I visualize myself cutting open the orange and sinking my teeth into it, the juice dripping down my chin as vivid associative images spring to my mind.

Author Edgar Rice Burroughs declared, "If you want to see the personification of Tarzan of the Apes as I visualize him, see the film Tarzan and the Golden Lion with Mr. James Pierce".

"What's a restaurant critic for?" I asked myself as I visualized an appetizer of fishy yellowtail slowly poached in oil.

Once in the forest, I was safe, but still I walked on, my calves quaking, my eyes full of scalding tears, the whole of me twitching with shame and self-disgust as I visualized my poor friend, with his long, pale face and black tie, moping in the hot garden — patting the panting dogs for want of something better to do, and trying hard to justify my absence to himself.

As I visualized the undulating turns and dips that I would soon encounter, watched by a quarter of the world's population, my nerves began to dance and my pulse quickened.

His behavior probably wasn't deliberately self-destructive as much as it was a form of innocence inside the worldly, cynical man — I visualize him as so pleased with what he was doing that he wanted to share his delight with others.

This redefining of success is what I visualize as another type of ladder that inner-city youths are climbing, which I call the "latent ladder". The men and women in this study demonstrated resilience and self-efficacy and drew upon varying levels of strengths and resources to ascend, some higher than others, on the latent ladder.

"I visualize this as a needs media center, a real state-of-the-art media center," Mr. Dougherty said.

The Dalai Lama's death, which he calls a "change of clothing," is not a taboo subject; as a Buddhist, he says, "I visualize death every day," and the political stakes are too large to ignore.

I visualize stress as leaving scar lines that we call wrinkles.