Sentence examples for conjures an encounter from inspiring English sources

The text, by Arnold Weinstein, conjures an encounter between Ucello and St. Francis of Assisi, birds and all.

The Tony Awork-winning work, set in the late 1950s, conjures up an encounter with Mark Rothko, the celebrated abstract expressionist who created the equivalent of epic operas from vast fields of color.

For Van Houtan, this correlation conjures an astronomical analogy.

Then, in the second act, when the plot is in danger of dragging, Sabathia conjures a convincing performance from Van Pelt, who thrives off the energy of their encounter.

Somehow Watson conjures a smile.

A ride around Greenwich conjures a different era.

"Chernobyl Zone (I)" conjures a new genre: the radiation pastoral.

Even her taken name conjures a golden terrain.

This delightful show, which conjures a winning storyline and hatful of hit songs out of the seemingly unpromising material of a labour dispute in a Midwest garment factory, was the first musical that Eyre ever encountered when, aged 12, he was compelled by his sister to listen to her 33rpm soundtrack album.

The documents conjure an organization of astounding reach and sophistication.

That knock conjured an amazing victory.