Sentence examples for visualising things from inspiring English sources

"Every day there's a lot of things I block out, because if I start visualising things I tend to go completely insane.

She works very fast and accurately, can visualise things and is good with her hands.

"You have to try to visualise things in your head before you start.

Did Hartley "visualise things" the night before or in the morning, he was asked.

Firefox co-creator Blake Ross recently described how it feels to be blind in your mind, and his surprise at the revelation that other people can visualise things.

Okay, so maybe Peter Snow never used that exact example but he did make us visualise things in the most surreal of ways using what would now be considered the most basic of tools.

And, if the girls consequently end up less able to visualise things in three dimensions, by the time they make genuine career choices they may well feel engineering is beyond them – a view encouraged by a teacher who spots their weakness in this direction.

Scrolling through a 3D model allows pathologists to visualise things like gas distributions or scattered metal fragments that they wouldn't normally see in a real body.

Participant G: "… it is excellent, because a lot of people can't visualise things, so, even if you go to Wickes for a kitchen or something, they will do this and it is very, very useful" Participant C: "Oh it's very clever and I find this interesting because I know estate agents use it".

An artist who could unlock any defence, score any kind of goal and visualise things mere mortals couldn't, he was probably the finest player in the world between 1992 and 1995.

We've known that some people cannot visualise things in their mind's eye since the 1880s, when the controversial psychologist Francis Galton – one of the pioneers of eugenics – published a paper called Statistics of Mental Imagery.