"picture sense" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's ability to visualize or imagine something in their mind, or the overall impression or idea that a particular image or illustration conveys. Example: "The author's vivid descriptions created a strong picture sense in the reader's mind, allowing them to fully immerse themselves in the story."
"Whilst, yes, getting lorries off the roads and freight onto trains is a good thing in a big picture sense, nevertheless in South Northants, we don't have much unemployment, we do have very congested roads...and what we don't want is new projects that actually worsen those situations". Joshua Phillips (Independent) said: "I am all for HS2 if it is value for money.
I'm talking about writing better in a big picture sense.
I am pro-choice because I am pro-life, in the bigger picture sense.
"It is a tough art form to get right, one tougher still to master". I'm talking about writing better in a big picture sense.
I want to provide you with a "big picture" sense of the kind of life that I believe your children should lead during their formative years.
As far as how it all ties into what we're trying to achieve in the big picture sense, I guess this residency platform provides a platform, both for international artists to grow a U.S. audience for the first time, but also local artists to actually get noticed amongst all of the noise that exists out there these days.
California is a very good place for utility investors in a big-picture sense.
But, in a bigger-picture sense, it's tough to overstate the obstacles that Democrats in the Senate — and just about everywhere else — are facing.
Activists also feel the bill fails in a bigger-picture sense.
There is very little to be settled, at least in a big-picture sense, for UCLA during spring practice.
He will, however, be trying to take the best of what Leach's mind has to offer from a bigger-picture sense.
