Sentence examples for conjures the point from inspiring English sources
It features a film-within-the-film, rather, a TV science-fiction fantasy show that's seen on three different sixties/seventies-era television sets and conjures the point of view of the masked boy in it.
The ninth novel from the Nobel laureate conjures the changes in Turkish society over the last few decades from the point of view of an Istanbul street vendor.
The title conjures the comforting words of the Psalms.
The pattern of site-specific Akt activation conjures the involvement of upstream regulators of this kinase.
The concluding storm, the third movement, marked "as fast as possible," pushed the first movement's turbulence to the breaking point, conjuring the spectres of macabre romanticism and teasing fancies of solace.
Whether the topic at hand is gender equity in a multinational corporation or the diet of the future, images of Neanderthals lumbering around unspoiled nature are, as Sam Kriss pointed out in a recent essay for The Outline, readily conjured up to point out the correct path to us.
They conjured the opening goal between them.
(Don't conjure the image).
'Listeners conjure the missing images for themselves'.
The preacher conjured the name Aurora.
NEW HAVEN "Echoes of Egypt: Conjuring the Land of the Pharoahs".
