Sentence examples for conjured space from inspiring English sources

And yet she tingled at the thought of waking up every day in such a whimsically conjured space.

He conjures space with a shrug.

Most of his pictures conjure space that is cunningly fitted to the images that inhabit it.

Most of his paintings conjure space that is cunningly fitted to the images that inhabit it.

Struggling to retain possession let alone conjure space, his players did little to suggest they were striving to prevent him going the same way as Mark Hughes.

There was a very different shape to this game from that in the Portugal tie, with England dominating the ball – they enjoyed 62% of possession – and trying to conjure space between their opponents' two banks of four.

With his icy, eyes-down subs and a keen ear for conjuring space, the dude makes stark minimalism look tough as nails.

And yet, it is a secular and 20th-century understanding of the "ship," rather than Brandt's Reformation-era religious one, with fragments of Maine's rocky coast present alongside images that conjure space travel or the drug trips of the 1960s.

Each image doubles as an insistent inquiry into the capacity of paint to conjure space and imply motion, to act out possibilities.

We're in on the joke of a nondescript work setting (perfectly designed by Louisa Thompson) becoming the conjuring space for Fitzgerald's tale of Jazz Age decadence and duplicity.

Plug it in and a parachutelike material balloons within three minutes to conjure a space of 215 square feet, six and a half feet high.