Sentence examples for conjures the image from inspiring English sources
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.
For many people, private equity conjures the image of ruthless financiers with a singular focus on profit.
The bearded, lanky Mr. Jiménez, in "Solea por Bulerías" conjures the image of a grizzly Fred Astaire.
The nickname conjures the image of a junior flyweight priest getting into the ring, collar and all.
But since this News of the World phone-hacking scandal broke, you've been dubbed his consigliere, which conjures the image of a racehorse's head deposited in a bed.
(Don't conjure the image).
One of its top policymakers, Kristin Forbes, conjured the image of a "fog" obscuring the economic data.
Mr. Burnett changed the title thinking that, in the United States, dragons would not conjure the image of tough venture capitalists as well as sharks would.
"The males are peaceable — they feed on flowers," she said, conjuring the image of billions of teeny-tiny Ferdinand the Bulls, idling the days away among the milkweed.
Many feminists still take issue with the word "cougar" because it may conjure the image of a predatory, aggressive older woman on the hunt for a boy toy.
