Sentence examples for inability to picture from inspiring English sources

Forgive me, but my judgment may have been colored by a complete inability to picture my own mother as a latter-day Knute Rockne.

Our inability to picture the hip-hop mogul in a thong, the report claims, is proof of a double standard endemic to music video culture, where men are sex beasts while women – especially women of colour – are reduced to blank receptacles of male desire.

In the early decades of this century, Americans have sometimes traced our greatest errors to a failure of imagination: the inability to picture a terrorist, in a cave, who is able to strike; the hubris to ignore extensive State Department predictions of what would come of the invasion of Iraq.

It was not just their inability to make good pictures, but their lack of professionalism that was a reason to label even the large share of pictures that were actually used for diagnostic purposes as 'bad'bad

Unfortunately, Rick's inability to see the big picture was his undoing, and his contract was not renewed.

They speculated that an inability to consider the big picture was leading decision-makers to be biased by the daily samples of information they were working with.

The cardinal sins in Cavafy's vision of history and politics are complacency, smugness, and a solipsistic inability to see the big picture.

On the other hand, QRA limitations, such as its inability to update the risk picture, led to the development of several recent dynamic risk assessment approaches, whose methodological and applicative contributions are presented in this paper.

Based on cognitive theories, part of the reason for lack of retention is hypothesized to be the user's inability to form a mental picture, or schema, of the information presented via a computer screen.

It's that tantrum that I see reflected in men's rights activists' howls of protests now: a tantrum arising out of the inability to see the bigger picture, the reality of other people's lives and the way in which society works.

An inability to see the bigger picture.