Utiliser "conjuring" dans une phrase

1. end, by conjuring up, out of the blue, this whole pooja business

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2. hours conjuring up scenarios on how to

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3. Maybe he was simply insane; his mind conjuring up something to divert from the contemplation of death, and temporal eradication besides – the total ceasing of his existence; the mind going to the most extraordinary lengths to give him what mattered most in life: hope

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4. Her imagination was into the stratosphere, wildly conjuring deceitful plots and terrifying images of the madmen behind the curtain, in the closet, under the bed and in every shadow

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5. What if the torrent had kept pouring into their Great Water all this time? It was beyond him to even try conjuring up what it might take to bring it to a stop

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6. And Tris, conjuring weapons out of thin air to attack her worst nightmares

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7. The locket set my brain to conjuring up ideas about

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8. energy of conjuring the words to describe what they are

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9. The mind-executioner stood, arms raised as if conjuring the stars and gods to come to him

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10. be of spiritual nature, whether it were a ceremony, or a conjuring, it was typically seen to

11. The words of the clown swirled in his ears, conjuring an image of himself as the witch’s pet

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12. My region has been tormented by Ankharet’s conjuring

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13. “The haphazard conjuring of Ankharet have proven to be more than a nuisance to the harmony of our regions

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14. To think I falter what tasteless conjuring they conducted over the eons, instilling this insatiable thirst in them

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15. Back at the boulders the only light came from a fire that shed a soft, flickering glow, conjuring images of mysterious creatures that usually appeared only in dreams

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16. Their minds were probably conjuring up all sorts of improbable scenarios

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17. Wellingsworth, sir," spoke Doug with swelled tears in his eyes, "we're so sorry for conjuring up all those demons

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18. Conjuring, she wove the spell to fix the broken bones and torn flesh but could do nothing yet to fix the flagging core of his strength

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19. In the morning, Connacher and Blackfin emerged looking quite pleased with each other and exhausted as well they should be–after spending two days conjuring spells that had lit up the walls of the tent like a beacon from a lighthouse

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20. "Yeah," I said, suddenly conjuring up the man who'd been on my mind for the last few days

21. He was conjuring up visions of her face as she talked

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22. In the meantime, I was conjuring up a specific plan of

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23. It was then that he understood that for all of the magical pessaries that he destroyed and all the conjuring hens that he soaked, the single and sad piece of truth was that he was dying

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24. Emma sprawls on the bed, her hands conjuring shapes in the air

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25. As if conjuring it from thin

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26. a way of conjuring up similar demons in his mind

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27. conjuring a zol pipe

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28. All this time the Philistines were conjuring and enticing, to find what and where his weakness could be

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29. Shahu greeted him with conjuring and terrific voice

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30. He said quickly conjuring a fabricated story in his head

31. trying to distract himself by conjuring up explanations for how the space module got so far away from Earth, at sub-light speeds

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32. Suffice it to say that he got struck off after performing conjuring tricks at his nephew’s tenth birthday party

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33. Jasper and Killian complained about Lord Kikritan all the way to the dinner hall, conjuring up anecdotes from other apprentices who had suffered his irascible, unlikeable personality

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34. Killian was lit up in runes, casting fire at the oracle, and Loken had his hand on the ground, conjuring another

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35. The mages gathered around the fallen oracle, conjuring light spheres that lit the midnight hall

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36. Religious moral retrogression and deterioration are associated with the appearance of sorcery and conjuring

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37. Yet this belief and this inclination to magic and conjuring have now found access to the means for an increase in publicity through modern methods of communication and the Internet

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38. The phenomenon of magic and conjuring has become widespread and is continuing to spread in the age of material progress due to the weakness of the lofty religious side of our spirits

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39. At any rate, religious and moral impotence or regression is always associated with the emergence of magic and conjuring

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40. The Propaganda of Conjuring up Spirits,[49] or the New Spiritism

41. Their propaganda then spread throughout the Muslim and Arab worlds, where sessions of conjuring up spirits are still held in homes and clubs, during which the attendees receive messages written down on paper, supposedly without the prompting of the medium or psychic

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42. Mustafa Mahmood is one of those who gives his opinion, telling us: “I don’t believe in the truth of such news (of conjuring up the spirits of dead people), and I think that the one they invoke in such sessions is not the spirit of the dead person, but that of the jinn who accompanied him throughout his life, and consequently, he can imitate his voice and unveil his secrets

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43. A person may have gone and witnessed this supposed conjuring of spirits, and may have believed what they saw

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44. Hypnotism may be one of the methods relied on by these conjurers, which resembles and converges very much with the conjuring up of spirits

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45. The mindless cretins were responding to a cheap spectacle that was part conjuring trick and part Punch and Judy

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46. This is because the creative mind is conjuring up new ideas

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47. room has nothing to do with conjuring up new ideas, but the fact is your mind will start

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48. Trusting his brother, his glowing countenance comforting, Hanor tried conjuring strong

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49. “If we were over there, if we were standing near the Eiffel Tower, we would see Sacre Coeur all lit up on the hill,” he said, allowing the vision he was conjuring for her to come to life for himself as well

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50. "Leave off conjuring me," said Don Quixote, "and ask what thou wouldst know; I have already told thee I will answer with all possible

51. "We're dismal enough without conjuring up ghosts and visions to perplex us

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52. It racked me to recall past happiness, and the greater peril there was of conjuring up its apparition, the quicker the thible ran round, and the faster the handfuls of meal fell into the water

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53. Thus every sort of confusion is revealed within us; and this is that weakness of the human mind on which the art of conjuring and of deceiving by light and shadow and other ingenious devices imposes, having an effect upon us like magic

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54. The baroness had been tolerably composed until the name of Villefort had been pronounced; but then she became pale, and, rising, as if touched by a spring, she stretched out her hands as though conjuring an apparition; she then took two or three steps towards her husband, as though to tear the secret from him, of which he was ignorant, or which he withheld from some odious calculation,—odious, as all his calculations were

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55. He should have been preoccupied with finding a solution, but instead he found himself conjuring up Maria’s image, strangely anxious that their date go smoothly

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56. Colin peered closer, conjuring up Atkinson’s image

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57. ” Phil never spoke of his faith, but as he sang hymns over the ocean, conjuring up a protective God, perhaps rescue felt closer, despair more distant

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58. There I wandered about for many a year, and at last came back to the Punjab, where I lived mostly among the natives and picked up a living by the conjuring tricks that I had learned

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59. I had left behind me - what? Youth? Adolescence? Romance? The conjuring stuff of these things, 'the Young Magician's Compendium', that neat cabinet where the ebony wand had its place beside the delusive billiard balls, the penny that folded double, and the feather flowers that could be drawn into a hollow candle

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60. The wow of wobbly piped carols played in the background as badgering commands came over the speaker, conjuring images of a pinched man shouting into a tin can

61. As Richard himself was conjuring, he realized, when he should have been finishing his article, his book

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62. In fact someone had sent his mother a long anonymous letter to warn her that he was "ruining himself with a married woman," and the good lady at once conjuring up the eternal bugbear of families, the vague pernicious creature, the siren, the monster, who dwells fantastically in depths of love, wrote to Lawyer Dubocage, his employer, who behaved perfectly in the affair

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63. or conjuring, or whatever it was, you'd best warn folk beforehand - and warn

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64. But American politicians were still conjuring up his image to boost their electoral ratings in the 1990s and beyond, so Camelot hasn’t entirely vanished

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65. It racked me to recall past happiness and the greater peril there was of conjuring up its apparition, the quicker the thible ran round, and the faster the handfuls of meal fell into the water

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66. I awoke just before dawn in a high attic servant's room and lay conjuring the great day in the morning this was promised to be

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67. “I’m sorry,” Taj said, conjuring a hint of fearfulness

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68. I think you work a subtle conjuring with the soft voice of you, and your harps

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69. His reverie kept conjuring up strange scenes

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70. Several years earlier Prince Chechevinski had taken a deep interest in conjuring and had devoted time and care to the study of various forms of parlor magic

71. Naturally gifted, he had mastered some of the most difficult tricks, and his skill in card conjuring would not have done discredit even to a professional magician

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72. A chance occurred where, by the simple expedient of neutralizing the cut, mere child's play for one so skilled in conjuring, he was able to turn the scale in his favor, winning back in a single game all that he had already lost

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73. Escrocevitch was a person of general utility and was especially good at all kinds of conjuring tricks

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74. "But come, we must get back to work, for I have to finish my report before we start into camp again in a couple of days' time," he added, and they hurried away to their own office, but at least Mark's mind was full of thoughts concerning the stolen stones, and conjuring up all sorts of strange mysteries connected with them

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