Sentence examples for be able to picture from inspiring English sources

"I don't want you to be able to picture it when I talk about it," she told Roy. "You shouldn't be able to photograph it.

As for its author, whom we seem only to be able to picture now smoking a cigarette in some grimy, cobbled street, she was "beautiful in many different ways… seductive, and ravishing".

If you face the 1800s barn, painstakingly transported three years ago from Park Ridge, you'll be able to picture how the area must have looked before the suburbs crept up all around.

If you can remember a world where Wenger signed players with the express ambition of winning the league, you may also be able to picture a fresh-faced David Moyes.

And when you read the books, you want to be able to picture the places they're describing".

You can probably picture Anne Frank -- one of the most famous women in the world -- but you may not be able to picture Yusor.

Genia remained true to him, not even being able to picture a relationship with another man Then they met Max & he became their close friend.

"I am able to picture my own belongings and ideas more easily on a blank canvas," said Ms. Villecco, a lawyer who is interested in interior design.

He explained, "She died when I was fourteen, so you get that terrible thing of not being able to picture her face, after a few years.

He was able to picture his own expression as he gazed down at her: quizzical, tender, amused; he hardly recognised himself.

Envisioning the life Pop simply had to live, his free life, Woody was able to picture him in the billiard parlor, under the "L" tracks in a crap game, or playing poker at Brown and Koppel's upstairs.