Sentence examples for conjured it from inspiring English sources

It is hard to be too sad about the troupe's ending, given what its director, Lin Hixson, has conjured: it is not often, after all, that people manage to say goodbye with such elegance and wit.

It was my remnant of home and I conjured it, reaching back, always back.

Watch the ball arrive and — too late — he has conjured it into the net.

Ms Gillard launched her plan in the run-up to a federal election last August, apparently having conjured it from thin air.

He sits down, closes his eyes and, although he must have played the piece 120 times, it's as though he's just conjured it up.

The image of the city he has conjured, it turns out, is one of inclusiveness, of a makeshift community bound by the challenge and pleasure of creative expression.

I can't think of another writer who's studied it more closely, or put more effort into conjuring it, precisely, in all its states.

And could anyone re-conjure it in the 21st century?

But no amount of imaginative straining could conjure it up.

I don't make it up, I try to conjure it up".

He conjures it as a total social, cultural and political experience that must be resurrected and reinhabited.