Sentence examples for conjured being from inspiring English sources
When Joan Soriano left his mom, dad and 14 siblings in the Dominican countryside to take a shot at becoming a musician in the big city, even his wildest dreams could not have conjured being on the stage one day at Carnegie Hall playing his beloved bachata music.
As a very basic definition a Tulpa is a conjured being or object which is created through sheer spiritual or mental discipline alone.
Alice Bhatti's breasts, once conjured, are ubiquitous, and they inspire some terrible, slavering similes.
As usual, Mr. Stone's attitude toward the frenzy he has conjured is wildly ambivalent.
Some of the new materials he has conjured are topological insulators, materials that act like superconductors on their surface but conduct no electricity at all under the surface.
Among the nocturnal creatures she conjured was the melancholy narrator of Strauss's "Nacht" ("Night"), whom she painted with dark hues and stringent lines.
After all, when we say someone has "baggage" weighing them down, the image conjured is not that of a lightweight roller bag.
When we think of spirituality, a common image that is conjured is of someone kneeling in solemn prayer or sitting in deep meditation.
The miracle that it conjures is that of survival.
But the atmosphere of neglect and abandonment it conjures is equally compelling.
The place these books conjure is both very scary, and very exhilarating.
