Sentence examples for it conjured something from inspiring English sources
It conjured something new.
It conjures something of the joy of children's crazes for dinosaurs, early obsessions that give small brains purchase on names, on understanding same versus different, on how humans carve nature at the joints.
He refused to become a victim and conjured something creative from his imprisonment.
Sánchez chipped his second drop kick of the afternoon and then the Pumas captain conjured something out of nothing for his left wing Imhoof.
But there was no moment of magic, before or after Pearce withdrew Giggs for Aaron Ramsey – the one player you felt might have conjured something but who felt a tightening of his groin.
You'd think even the most inept scriptwriter might have conjured something out of events there – I believe there was some sort of war going on nearby – rather than an implausible assassin with a luxury hideout on a secret island.
They attacked the American market by mating the bawdy Fleet Street tabloid tradition to the untethered humor of Monty Python and conjured something truly new -- must-read magazines like Maxim, Stuff and FHM for the Gen X and Gen Y young man.
"Red Noir" is described in its press materials as a "detective thriller based on film noir techniques and themes," but it ultimately conjures something closer to a tribal 1960s be-in, without the drugs or the nudity.
It is simply conjuring something out of the air," he said.
Double check it is a dream, by conjuring something.
It is a good time to conjure something out of nothing.
