Picturing sentence example

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  • He sat up in bed a long time picturing Elisabeth as she created the oil.
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  • Dean asked, picturing the Scout creeping along a Kansas Interstate.
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  • Two years ago there was a large billboard on the side of a barn picturing a classic UFO.
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  • He was telling me something, and I wished to show him my sensibility, and not listening to what he was saying I began picturing to myself the condition of my inner man and the grace of God sanctifying me.
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  • When you're learning online, you will need to be adept at describing visuals and picturing visuals in your head from someone else's description.
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  • Visualization is about slowing down and picturing yourself in a time and place where you will be relaxed and peaceful.
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  • Deep breathing exercises, counting silently, and picturing soothing images help control anger and provide immediate calm.
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  • Simply listening to the music, picturing the dancers in the space, and letting all of this planning percolate will almost certainly begin to inspire movement phrases and eventually the entire dance routine will fall into place.
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  • While most couples think of a bright spring day when picturing the perfect setting for a picnic, moonlight can provide an extra dose of romance.
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  • When you think of a typical plain gold band, you're probably picturing a wedding ring about four millimeters in width.
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  • The sender should first think about the receiving person by picturing him in her mind.
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  • If you collect sports cards, you might have come across box toppers picturing the Ikki twins at some time in all your purchases.
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  • He sat awhile in the hut joyfully recalling the details of his expedition and vividly picturing to himself what would happen next day.
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  • The visualization activity that works for you might involve picturing yourself relaxing in a beach or boat, or it might be an image of yourself standing atop the winner's podium after a tough meet.
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  • However, the models used in photographs are not plus size so you'll have to use your imagination when picturing it on your better half.
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  • Try picturing another guy paying for dinner while his date runs off with the waiter.
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  • These involve things like picturing the date the way you want it to go, with everyone happy and interested.
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  • For example, were you able to fully imagine the taste of the lemonade, but had a bit of difficulty hearing the seagulls or picturing the beach?
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  • Dean slumped down in his chair, his mind picturing a veiled fugitive, costumed as an old lady, slinking into a back pew.
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  • Reviewing his impressions of the recent battle, picturing pleasantly to himself the impression his news of a victory would create, or recalling the send-off given him by the commander-in-chief and his fellow officers, Prince Andrew was galloping along in a post chaise enjoying the feelings of a man who has at length begun to attain a long-desired happiness.
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  • And he vividly pictured to himself Natasha, not as he had done in the past with nothing but her charms which gave him delight, but for the first time picturing to himself her soul.
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  • Kutuzov suddenly cried in an agitated voice, evidently picturing vividly to himself from Prince Andrew's story the condition Russia was in.
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