Sentence examples for to picture something from inspiring English sources
The oil industry is trying to change the name of tar sands to "oil sands," and for good reason: "tar sands" polls badly, because the term leads people to picture something dirty, thick and toxic.
You can see what he means in context, but if you stop to imagine what a porous scout might look like, it's hard not to picture something resembling SpongeBob SquarePants.
-Give your mind some good thoughts instead of stuffing it with negatives.When you feel anger try to picture something so close and makes you happy in your mind(these include human beings to materialistic things), This will make an uprising in your mind and can benefit the most important part that is the mind.Take your mind away from the things that cause anger.
It's almost impossible to say the word without picturing something reliably heavy.
Try picturing something of significance to the memory.
"I'm picturing something subtler".
"It's much harder for people to picture themselves doing something if they haven't seen others like them accomplish this before," Divya Bhat commented in Y Combinator's Female Founder Stories forum.
It's not hard to picture the young Ackman becoming something like the gruff, impatient Icahn.
In adopting the vision of the 'racial state', however, historians have tended to picture as a fait accompli something that was never more than a work in progress.
It takes imagination to picture a new possible outcome: something never quite done that way before, and going for it.
