Sentence examples for conjures the from inspiring English sources

The piece also conjures the history of slavery in the Americas and the development of the African diaspora.  .

The title conjures the comforting words of the Psalms.

"Pete's Dragon" conjures the primordial power of fantasy itself.

But it also, inevitably, conjures the notion of death.

Scorsese conjures the new world into which Henry, a talented young gangster, initiates her.

In addition to waxing confessional, he conjures the filmmaker's formidable personality.

Clinch conjures the world of pre-Civil War America in all the complexity of its contradictions.

A soundtrack piped into an adjacent room conjures the anesthetized peppiness of a vintage motel lounge.

With its round eyes and curving tusks, it conjures the image of an elephant.

It conjures the image of Bobby Moore, Mexico, 1970; a lion of the nation's defence.

On top of that, Callow also conjures the person of Dickens.