Sentence examples for author conjures from inspiring English sources
Instead the author conjures the peculiar, from space aliens to mole people living underground.
Similarly the elder Hartley's restless adventures emit a light dimmer than the aura the author conjures up for him.
In "West of Kabul, East of New York," Tamim Ansary's account of growing up between his father's Afghan world and his mother's America, the author conjures up a lost Afghan world of extended families who lived in the private interior of the courtyard -- closed against the outside but linked to other clan families by ties of blood and belonging.
So it's unfortunate when the author conjures the occasional adolescent-fantasy image better left to the likes of Quentin Tarantino, including that of an outsize owner of a downtown hip-hop club being serviced beneath his desk as he threatens our leading man.
The authors conjured up 101 different craptastic situations ranging from mild ("You can't remember where you parked") to devastating ("You find out that you're adopted"), providing potential solutions for each dilemma.
As a short story author, Samuel George conjures surreal plots and characters, but when hurricane Isaac crashed through his home, trapping him inside amid rising flood waters, nothing prepared him for the drama to follow.
The author, Neil Gaiman, conjured up such amazing pictures in my head.
The series is about Tom Taylor and his father, an author who conjured up an incredibly popular boy-wizard character named Tommy Taylor, who was modeled on his son.
For the home of an author, Arnold conjured up an intricate fantasy in which two sinuous Chinese dragons support a pagoda roof and rest in turn on stacks of books bearing the client's own titles on some of their spines.
Authors might conjure up androids that dream of electric sheep, but can we now say for sure that platypuses dream of juicy crayfish?
It didn't take Lambert long to choose Denis's script, co-written with last year's Goncourt Ndiayewinner Marie Ndiaye, a French-Senegalese author whose words conjure up the same sensuality as the director's images.
