Sentence examples for attempts to visualise from inspiring English sources

Lauren attempts to visualise imperceptible aches of the human condition through a band of demonic geisha-like characters intertwined with animated reptiles and other supernatural beasts.

Aeschylus' phrase "the reek of human blood smiles out at me" in particular haunted Bacon, and his treatments of the mouth in the triptych and many subsequent paintings were attempts to visualise the sentiment.

We've attempted to visualise that to see how strong the relationship is between health outcomes and deprivation in different parts of the country.

But first, there was this knotty question: were there any reasonable grounds that could be shared with any reasonable person to think this policy would be effective – any attempt to visualise how it would look?

A very different role he would later return to was that of Leopold Bloom in Bloomsday (BBC, 1964), an attempt to visualise Ulysses by actor Allan McClelland, for the BBC's Festival strand.

The new one, Feudalist Tarts, is the summation of the post-alcohol recovery, a period when Chilton touched terra firma again by taking a dishwasher's job in New Orleans, keeping a steady income for once ("good therapy" Alex notes casually) and attempting to visualise music minus the percent-proofing.

Chemometric analysis was performed attempting to visualise clouds of objects through PCA.

Chemometric analysis was performed in an attempt to visualise clouds of objects through PCA using all elements and also including the Agemina group.

Take some time out of your day, and sit and just attempt to visualise the vibrational nature of everything around you.

"This series was my attempt to visualise what that shift might look like – women and children wandering in blissful togetherness through the social space of shared landscapes.

In an attempt to visualise the high radiation levels in these areas, Greenpeace photographer Greg McNevin overlaid measurement graphs of radioactivity onto long-exposure photographs.