Sentence examples for plausibly conjured from inspiring English sources
He is amusingly and plausibly conjured: singular, quirky and self-deprecating.
And when I complimented her on how plausibly she had conjured the idea that England was ruled for hundreds of years by a mysterious vanished magician king, her reaction made me wonder if I had read the wrong book, and she looked concerned, as though she were trying to come up with a polite way of telling me that that was true.
It conjured something new.
A whole lifestyle was conjured up.
They conjured the opening goal between them.
The bogeymen are already being conjured.
She could be conjured in two syllables.
Wilde had conjured his nemesis.
The Federal Reserve alone conjured $90 billion into existence.
Both commercials were conjured up by N4BB.
Album tracks like "Europe" and "Flight Through Grey" might have been conjured into being a few thousand miles away from the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean but they've still got an unmistakably International Feel-ian touch about them; light, melodious, somehow simultaneously of "now" and plausibly a hitherto unheard relic from a bygone age.
