Visualise used in a sentence

Visualise in a sentence as a verb

But that's just because 10 million people is impossible to visualise.

It's like some people can read these and visualise/draw the schematic immediately.

I want you to visualise having no money and not being able to afford all those things you like spending it on.

In the case of computer vision it can be quite easy to visualise the features that each neuron in the hidden layer is looking for.

I find it difficult to visualise a system of checks and balances approving the massive budget required to house all that data.

I realised after playing GTA 3 that I knew the streets of Liberty City - it was a real location in my head that I could visualise and navigate.

Since I can remember, I've visualised time as a set of continuous spirals - years are the largest, with Christmas at the top and early summer at the bottom.

I don't know about you, but a filter-bubble is for me a very difficult-to-visualise mixed metaphor.

It's easy to under-estimate the value web technologies provide their users, because it's hard to visualise large numbers of people.

It's quite easy to 'visualise' the FTC or the fourier transform, and they have immediate applications to things that non-mathematicians care about.

I want you to visualise - again, super clearly - losing the respect of your peers, your family, even strangers you have met on the internet, all because you couldn't just get on with it and do the work and make your business succeed.

Not to mention extremely-well paid surgeons who clean up after drunk driving accidents, theatre nurses, insurance costs, cost of mechanics.....this technology has so many implications it's hard to visualise them all initially.