Sentence examples for system that conjures from inspiring English sources

And he runs an up-tempo system that conjures memories of the 1980s Showtime Lakers, a style that the owner Jerry Buss still favors.

That statement conjured up thoughts of the sort of cold-war satellite system that America used to identify and count Russian missiles.

He criticized "a criminal justice system that over-polices us" and lamented a world in which "the color of our skin conjures the image of threat and violence".

That conjures up quite a picture.

Wormsley is a name that conjures Kenneth Grahame or Lewis Carroll; and when the late Paul Getty conjured this ground two decades ago, there was something childish and make-believe about his vision.

That movement is what gives you a real evil sound that conjures up dark, fantastic images.

Why would you want to smoke a cigarette that conjures up a surly, sour animal?

A name that conjures up the exotic.

Corporate culture is one of those nebulous terms that conjures up a variety of images.

That conjures up a great dilemma, though.

It's metallic and bright gold, with whatever that conjures up.