Sentences with phrase «conjures images in your head»

If the very name conjures images in your head of exclusive resorts populated by genetically blessed folks quaffing Moet beside private pools with expansive ocean views, you could be forgiven for thinking HI might be out of your budget.

Not exact matches

Once upon a time, mindfulness meditation conjured up images of an orange - robed monk with a shaven head, sitting quietly somewhere in a jungle cave.

We conjure up images in our heads in order to remember, to solve problems, or to navigate.

As I mentioned in another post sometimes shopping experiences can be a bit disappointing for me, as I conjure up in my head exactly what I am looking for - the design and trying to match the image in my head can be difficult.

Words are important When someone reads something you've written, it will inevitably conjure up images and ideas in their head.

If you had to conjure up an image in your head of a stereotypical children's writer, sketching the author of Winnie the Pooh without ever knowing who he was, you would probably revolve your drawing around the key words: caring, fatherly, kind... But as we whiz through the early years of Christopher Robin's life, it is clear that his father is the total opposite of that persona.

Power and protection are conjured in equal measure, along with image - fragments of African masks and scrawled, graffiti - like heads reminiscent of Jean - Michel Basquiat.

He said the length of the study conjured images of the Vikings landing in Labrador, and he wondered how lead scientist Michael Mann, head of Penn State's Earth System Science Centre, reconstructed the temperatures to produce such a detailed graph.