It's really all about conjuring up that spirit of adventure.
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Are you having any trouble conjuring up your teenage selves?
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As for the virus' name conjuring up thoughts of cervezas?
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Trump's strategy was classic populism -- conjuring up a dark and stormy world.
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Maybe conjuring up C.K. Louis isn't the worst idea after all. 1.
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And then he vanished, conjuring up beats and verses from behind the scenes.
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To her, the process seemed like magic, like conjuring up something from nothing.
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Perhaps Mr Refn should be congratulated on conjuring up such a murky atmosphere.
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We spent the following decade conjuring up an enormous variety of sweet things.
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These memories intertwine with smells, conjuring up the past like a visceral film reel.
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In a few cases firms have got away with conjuring up an alternative reality.
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Conjuring up fears and resentments, where, the show seems to argue, none existed before.
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It's about conjuring up the feeling of Judgment Day, so you've got to run.
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You can also just hop on Google to start conjuring up a recipe you'll love.
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Cherimoya is a shape-shifter, too, conjuring up pineapple, banana and strawberry all at once.
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I briefly thought I might be imagining it all, conjuring up some drama for attention.
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At the same time fertility rates were dropping, conjuring up the risk of future labour shortages.
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But nothing has come close to conjuring up that same definitive "Team Gold", "Team Blue" divide.
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TV Sports Whatever its problems, the N.F.L. possesses a wizardly skill at conjuring up new money.
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Luminiferous Aether harnesses that beauty and uncertainty with aplomb, conjuring up an overwhelming feeling of expansiveness.
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The high court has been conjuring up major policy victories for you for a long time.
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And a glass wall has patterns looking like flowers and also conjuring up the human genome.
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To meet the demand, they're conjuring up a brand new confection called the menorah ripple doughnut.
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It contains very little of that claustrophobic dread that Atwood is so good at conjuring up.
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Twitter fights are an excellent way to keep conjuring up a fresh set of left-wing demons.
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Yet Mr. Sacks's efforts to resurrect Zenefits highlight the difficulty of conjuring up second chances in tech.
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I also find it noteworthy that GPT-2 did a pretty decent job of conjuring up madness.
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Musically, these torch songs are throwbacks, conjuring up images of a single spotlight in a dusky piano bar.
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And, you know, going off on little retreats and conjuring up new ideas on how to raise money.
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He would likely struggle with staying on script, and would have a difficult time conjuring up kind words.
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The price of Bitcoin is rising again, and famous investors are conjuring up fresh insults for the cryptocurrency.
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INGRAHAM: Yeah Harmeet close it out for us because he&aposs always conjuring up this sort of moral outrage.
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And the left is already conjuring up the hysteria, claiming that this means abortion will be outlawed in America.
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The Western designers seem perfectly comfortable with a one-way exchange, conjuring up work based openly on a fantasy.
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But if spending on the poor is branded as "welfare", conjuring up images of layabouts, support for it plummets.
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VR in this case is being used to replicate something familiar instead of conjuring up an entirely new sensation.
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And although killing off family members is fine with God, practicing witchcraft and conjuring up spirits is still totally not.
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In the music world, "bot" is often a dirty word, conjuring up the tools used by high-tech ticket scalpers.
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The bot's victory gave Big Blue a shot at conjuring up a new line of business at the perfect possible moment.
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He is seeking to mobilise undecided centrist voters by conjuring up the spectre of Vox entering government if the right wins.
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When you use a word, you're not just referring to a single thing; you're also conjuring up a world of associations.
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But conjuring up ludicrous conspiracy theories that lead to harassment isn't incidental to Jones, but integral to his entire public project.
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But to Michael, conjuring up a vaccine for these diseases in the midst of global health crisis was practically a cinch.
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They perform an annual ritual — charming and infuriating, lavish and tedious — devoted to conjuring up a fantasy of continuity and consensus.
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David Mamet's play about three low-level crooks conjuring up a get-rich-quick scheme is returning to Broadway next year.
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Conjuring up the novel's large cast of characters and its carnivalesque succession of hellish scenes, he quivers, shouts and fiercely drums.
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The shirts are aimed at invoking a folksy charm and conjuring up a sense of hard work, and Purnama often wears one.
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Unicorn Hot Chocolate The hot chocolate version remains abstract, much like the toast — conjuring up unicorns with color and texture alone. 5.
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Even if your problem is unexplained insomnia, making your mind process white noise without conjuring up emotion or thought could be helpful.
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Luckily there wasn't a vast amount of time to properly tuck into one of the narratives of doubt I'd started conjuring up.
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Artists like Main Attraktionz, Lil B, and Nacho Picasso floated over these beats, conjuring up surreal, dreamy landscapes from the kush clouds.
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This week they rallied to his defence, claiming that the establishment was conjuring up the anti-Semitism row to discredit their champion.
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In each instance, Ms. Goldberg challenges and expands our ideas of blackness by conjuring up an audible signifier typically identified with whiteness.
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Mars, which makes the candy bar, debuted a Snickers Pecan Bar on Wednesday, conjuring up all sorts of chocolate pecan pie vibes.
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He compared his own sense of victimization to a "lynching" -- conjuring up the pain of one of the darkest chapters in US history.
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The actors who play the members of the trio all do a remarkable job of conjuring up the legacy attached to their characters.
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"Not Donald Trump," he said firmly, inspiring laughter and, maybe, conjuring up some uncomfortable images of our president-elect donning Timberlake's 2001 ensemble.
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When mainstream papers stoop to the level of conjuring up images of the president of the United States scrubbing toilets, Trump actually wins.
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But conjuring up his image is a lot harder than RuPaul putting on a white wig and getting out her old Polaroid camera.
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Fast-forward some 25 years later, and here we are conjuring up strangers to drive us places with the touch of the button.
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But as a former videogame designer for Disney Interactive Studios, Lu was conjuring up dark, fantastical worlds long before her books became best sellers.
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At this point, we're beyond conjuring up puns using Taylor Swift's lyrics, so let's cut straight to the point: Hiddleswift is likely no more.
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The word "monopoly" has a distinctly nefarious ring to it, conjuring up images of thuggish industrialists in smoky rooms, scheming to undermine their rivals.
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Mel Torme and his collaborator Bob Wells were trying to escape the heat, at least mentally, by conjuring up those ice-cold word-pictures.
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Conjuring up a clash of civilizations, he even played edited segments of a video of the mass shooting at mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.
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For decades, the American imagination has run wild conjuring up all sorts of conspiracy theories about what is really going on at the site.
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It's that they are much better at conjuring up the perception of significant political power than they are at delivering votes at the ballot box.
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"Conjuring up personified evil does not fall under free speech," Father Gary Thomas, who serves as an exorcist for the Diocese of San Jose, Calif.
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These series focused on the wonderful grandness and diversity of life on earth, conjuring up images of a world that is seemingly untouched by humans.
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King Krule wails over the gritty drum and bass, conjuring up images of grimy trains running down subway tracks and blood coursing quickly through veins.
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A battalion of Iranian youth carrying flags retaliate by charging towards the water, conjuring up a gigantic tidal wave which sinks the US Navy's Fifth Fleet.
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She ditches the grid format that characterizes straight-up narrative sequences in favor of pages designed to express the Surreal Woman's conjuring up of surrealists fantasies.
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Along with conjuring up a legend-inspiring African past, Ms. Lawson's photographs express her personal history, right down to her color choices for walls and clothing.
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And the Obama era, with all its initial promise and sobering realities, was coming to an end, conjuring up an intense sense of uncertainty about the future.
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Indeed, though the sales performance at these two retailers is conjuring up unwelcome memories of the most recent recession, the state of the consumer has substantially improved.
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"Agony" originally appears on Yung Lean's Stranger, with Lean stretching his voice over somber piano keys, conjuring up Beauty and the Beast imagery of dancing with candlesticks.
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"Conjuring up those emotions often enough and with the right amount of authenticity can convince an actor's mind that what they are feeling is real," she said.
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On a snowy morning in early February, the designers Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, of Kenzo and Opening Ceremony, were conjuring up a dinner party of sorts.
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"Setting informs plot," is how Harper put it, when asked about her skill in conjuring up a familiar type of Australian bloke, at once taciturn and tender.
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The empty bands of unpainted wall, with spray paint on either side, emanate a yellow aura, which is quite effective in conjuring up the brightness of the sun.
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Conjuring up new worlds have been something that has been a part of queer and black culture; we have always had to create remedies out of thin air.
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When Tina lets Newt and Jacob into her apartment, Queenie conjuring up an apple strudel with pastry slithering itself into ribbons mid-air is a gorgeous sight to behold.
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Basically, our brains have a hard time processing tones where the frequencies are less than 40 Hz apart and split the difference by conjuring up a phantom third tone.
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Historically, horror movies could unnerve audiences by conjuring up an empty field or rambling mansion, far enough out in the country that no one could hear the protagonists screaming.
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But he seemed intent on conjuring up the phony black helicopter vision of international institutions as an "unelected, unaccountable, global bureaucracy" intent on erasing borders and eliminating national governments.
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Unlike the painterly titles of Pääsuke's work, Lemsalu moves with the flow of contemporary language, conjuring up slogans that could belong in songs, advertisements, love letters, or chat rooms.
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Activist art can be a loaded topic, conjuring up questions about the methods and goals of this type of work and the terms on which it should be evaluated.
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To get a better grasp of what the process is for conjuring up a hacking photo, we spoke to Tom, a photographer who publishes his photos on imagery site Shutterstock.
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Blurb text tells some of their secrets, but I fill in the gaps, looking at their poles and their equators, conjuring up mental images of their skies and their surfaces.
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The "Fun City" tag would stick, but sardonically, conjuring up the variety of urban ills — municipal service disruptions, street crime, snarled traffic — that Lindsay couldn't seem to do much about.
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Their work covers everything from urban health to space exploration, solving today's problems (HIV, Tuberculosis, lack of transport infrastructure or hazardous household goods) and conjuring up ideas for future challenges.
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At the risk of conjuring up a feeling of doom and gloom, featherweight is no longer the division it was a year or two ago—far from it, in fact.
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Breaking free of Washington Friday, Trump clearly relished an appearance at the National Rifle Association's annual meeting in Atlanta, blasting political correctness and conjuring up the populist buzz of 2016.
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Florida's Senate race is heading to an automatic recount, conjuring up memories of the 2000 presidential election that was decided after scrutiny over ballots and voting practices in the state.
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He had an almost shamanic aura about him, conjuring up three points for Watford with only his semi-religious sense of enthusiasm and – seriously, is he still fucking banging it?
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There's a scene at a pool party that particularly ruined me, conjuring up flashbacks to a similarly awkward summer bash I was invited to at the end of middle school.
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The leathery fruit and distinctive savory flavors were rustic in the best sense of the word, conjuring up the fragrant wild herbs known as garrigue in Provence and southern France.
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CHICAGO — Cabrini-Green, the Robert Taylor Homes: demolished years ago, Chicago's most notorious projects continue to haunt the city, conjuring up the troubled legacy of postwar public housing in America.
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This appealed to me as a novelist, a person who is constantly conjuring up universes where they previously hadn't existed, even as I felt a nervous energy around the decision.
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It conveys a sense of generosity, with each ornament conjuring up the moment when one human being made the decision to put it there, as an aesthetic offering to others.
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We're currently in the calm before Swift's storm—the time when she's conjuring up a new album that may defy any expectations we have about the country-turned-pop star.
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It's all extremely overwhelming, and I can't help but to start conjuring up a few possible scenarios that could unfold following these absurdly PDA-filled photos of Gomez and The Weeknd.
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Whether it's a Roman candle, a traditional firecracker or small poppers, the sounds transport service men and women to the battlefield, conjuring up memories and images most have tried to forget.
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Eat healthy while traveling: Your on-the-road guide Okinawa, Japan This island has become synonymous with longevity, conjuring up images of smiling people in their older years hiking up mountains.
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The original songs, with music from Justin Hurwitz and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, are an absolute delight, conjuring up a nostalgic glow that avoids cynicism or soulless pastiche.
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With all of its pejorative connotations, "Ponzi scheme" may actually be a bit unfair to Ponzi, conjuring up someone who was more mendacious and greedy than the real Ponzi actually was.
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Decades earlier, when appearing in "The Elephant Man," he would sometimes think of another pet dog, Jingles, when conjuring up the tenderness his character was feeling toward Merrick, the Elephant Man.
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Mark Neville, a photographer, has travelled the world on assignments and found himself drawn to the ways in which children adapt to extreme situations by conjuring up moments of levity and fantasy.
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At its most imaginative, the allegorical quality of his pictures trouble their fundamental realism, conjuring up, here and there, the carnality and mayhem seen in works by Francisco Goya and Bruno Schulz.
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This technique, known as a generative adversarial networks (GAN), is the purest form of deepfake, conjuring up images that are entirely unique, not just using machine learning to mash existing photos together.
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But Trump and Sanders have both successfully made these deals emotionally charged issues, conjuring up images of millions of unemployed Americans suffering at the hands of Wall Street-controlled Washington fat cats.
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Your device sent a request to a server, which then sent data back to your device, conjuring up a set custom fonts, high-resolution images, and meticulously formatted text, links, and video.
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In the picture, he's sporting a bald face, black eyeliner, and a slicked-back 'do — conjuring up images of a mid-aughts MySpace kid at Warped Tour, as my coworker put it.
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"All of these elements contribute to conjuring up a negative image of Ghosn and presenting him as guilt of the charges raised against him," Zimeray wrote in his petition submitted in July.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - From a whimsical enchanted winter forest-scape to candy-laden backdrops for festive fashion, New York department stores have spent a year conjuring up eye-catching holiday window displays.
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This goes with the territory; when there's no gray matter wasted on conjuring up riddles and rebuses, a constructor must come up with enough words to challenge the most lexicomaniacal among us.
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There's Jesus on the cross, the shepherd morosely carrying a broken sheep on his shoulders, and the footprints-in-the-sand image, conjuring up a benevolent picture—and yet, still a faceless one.
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Tencent may be best known for conjuring up WeChat, China's most popular messaging platform, but its revenue is driven by its gaming business, which includes top smartphone titles and a thriving PC unit.
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George P. Bush remembered his grandfather George H.W. Bush on Thursday as a family man — one who was as content conjuring up an imaginary boat with his grandchildren as he was campaigning for president.
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Often as we read it seems that all the energy and creativity of the writer has been channeled into conjuring up those piquant, lurid or simply shocking details that will unleash the reader's emotions.
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Alarmed that acts of vandalism against public and private installations will not go unpunished, groups that can best be described as "Green Antifa" are conjuring up visions of noble activists facing police-state tactics.
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But in the past two months, Kanye's behavior has overshadowed anything else he's done and made it impossible to talk about, or listen to, his new Ye without conjuring up weeks' worth of controversy.
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While Wall Street seems to be in a euphoria about the new administration, conjuring up images from "The Wolf of Wall Street," America's labor force might be feeling serious trepidation about what they are seeing.
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It's no wonder that Netanyahu has gone to the well one more time to distract from these ills by conjuring up new Iranian nuclear nightmares, despite the success of the JCPOA in mitigating such threats.
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Saarinen earned his spurs conjuring up a raft of rectilinear behemoths for big companies and swooping spectacles of sculptural engineering like the St. Louis Arch, Ingalls Hockey Rink at Yale and Dulles Airport in Washington.
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In terms of their cultural status and perceived financial values, crafts often are pigeonholed as fine art's poor relations — conjuring up for some observers images of utilitarian objects or hobbies involving felt or colored paper.
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And he weaves his own escapades in the park since New York's near-bankruptcy in the 1970s to its 21st-century renaissance by conjuring up virtually every relevant 19th- and 20th-century literary reference imaginable.
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"FINE WINE RETAILER TANNICO QUAFFS €3.8M IN SERIES A FUNDING," screams the press release, conjuring up an image of a startup spending all of its newly acquired cash on one giant Dot Com-fueled booze up.
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It shows that it's all very well for central bankers to lower interest rates, inflate asset prices and dispel unemployment by conjuring up limitless quantities of money, but it's no easy matter to return to normalcy.
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I think about my grandmother and how she thinks of ginger ale and prayer as a remedy for a stomach ache, which is not unlike me conjuring up worlds that restore our potential as black men.
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The judge said that Harvard and its $39.2 billion endowment can't do any better than conjuring up that personal ratings system to do its part in alleviating the very real racial disparity in American educational opportunities.
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"There may one day be compounds that we can only make off-planet and bring back," Williams said, conjuring up a dazzling vision of the future in which drug factories and gourmet brine ponds orbit Earth.
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Both Mark Munoz and Tim Kennedy used the fantastic terminology of "pillow fists" when discussing Michael Bisping's punching power—or lack of—conjuring up the entertaining imagery of Bisping throwing oversized cushions for hands with each blow.
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Francis wove his comments, made at the end of the torchlight service, around the themes of shame and repentance, conjuring up the image of a modern world where pride, arrogance and selfishness often trump humility and generosity.
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Perhaps the most exciting part of the study is the mention that a cat was discovered in a thousand-year-old Viking burial site, conjuring up the image of horn-hatted kitties sailing the ocean on longboats.
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Huawei's critics are conjuring up threats and misusing state power to "suppress the legitimate development rights and interests of Chinese enterprises" and are "using political means to intervene in the economy," said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying.
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But there are many other ways in which Bush was a forerunner to Trump, conjuring up the forces of atavistic bigotry to win elections, only to die when those forces had taken complete hold of his party.
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It is unlike the eye-popping art gallery Frank Gehry designed for the Louis Vuitton Foundation beside the Bois de Boulogne in Paris, with its billowing glass sails, conjuring up flounces of silk and memories of Bilbao.
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People accept the daily disruptions of abandoning a failed logon attempt or going through the cycle of requesting a password reset and conjuring up some new sequence of symbols that need to be remembered for next time.
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" Immigration is another topic which has drawn "some of the nastiest arguments" of the campaign, Rowling says, with Leave busy conjuring up another monster: "a tsunami of faceless foreigners, heading for our shores, among them rapists and terrorists.
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This was the era of think-tanks, from private meetings at Chatham House to plan for reconstruction following the second world war, to Paul Baran at RAND conjuring up the idea for a data-network that became the internet.
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Trump geared up for the next chapter of his presidency on Saturday night, surrounding himself with adoring supporters in Pennsylvania, and conjuring up the spirit and fury of his 2016 election campaign, by bashing Washington elites and the media.
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Assembled from scattered pieces of old TV commercials and strung together by Lopatin's hypnotizing synth work, Replica was ambient music like nothing we'd ever heard before, conjuring up something new and futuristic while still sounding ancient, buried, and forgotten.
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Organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, the exhibition includes collages, prints, videos, sculpture and an installation of cyanotype prints of the non-native predatory lionfish, conjuring up a fantastic underwater world that presents a potent allegory of colonization.
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What he does feels less like acting than it does some greater transformation — physically, with Oldman unrecognizable in the role, but also spiritually, with the actor conjuring up a living, breathing, warts-and-all version of the decades-distant historical figure.
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You know listening to E-40 is always a total joy because of the absolutely bizarre way he rolls words round his mouth—adding and subtracting syllables at will, stringing together nearly-rhymes, conjuring up a lexicon of his own?
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To simplify, a big part of his success comes from conjuring up an age when white men with high school diplomas could walk into a well-paid job for life, and women, black citizens, Hispanics and foreigners all knew their place.
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Since its publication 50 years ago, Valley of the Dolls has enjoyed a lasting cult appeal, conjuring up images of excess, salacious substance abuse, and the sultry Sharon Tate, who plays Jennifer North in the novel's bad-but-now-camp film adaption.
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Finally, Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle: The Evanesced features expressionistic portraits that the artist created while dancing to blues, hip-hop, and club music, conjuring up a centuries-long pattern of the disappearance of African-American women, either through slavery, trafficking, or contemporary violence.
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Cornershop and Bally Sagoo were on the charts, Prince Naseem Hamed was the most absorbing sportsman on the planet, Goodness Gracious Me was on the telly and young British-Asian kids were conjuring up their own version of rave culture (see: Daytimers).
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JOHANNESBURG/LONDON (Reuters) - South African utility Eskom imposed the worst power cuts in several years on homes and businesses last week, conjuring up memories of the 220 crisis when the grid nearly collapsed and cost the mining industry billions in lost output.
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The impression of rigorous painting is supported by the show's press release, which reveals that Butler has settled on firmer ground on which to work, landing a new studio space in Dumbo and conjuring up paintings that reflect this stability and concentration.
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During a call from the show's writers' room, in the midst of conjuring up Season 5 (the premiere date has yet to be announced), she talked about her walk on the dark side and being a woman in the comedy boys' club.
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Diana's hippie-Wiccan aunts, touchingly played by Kingston and Valarie Pettiford, live in one of the tale's more charming inventions: a funky, sentient house that rattles the crockery when it's irritated and supplies flashbacks by conjuring up life-size holographic scenes in situ.
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Negro liberals, being consulted, assure us that this is something that will disappear with "education," a vast, all-purpose term, conjuring up visions of sunlit housing projects, stacks of copybooks and a race of well-soaped, dark-skinned people who never slur their R's.
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Unfortunately, these facts haven't stopped the internet from conjuring up some of the most insane — and incredibly creative — Illuminati conspiracies ever, which are mostly fueled by Christian fundamentalists who believe the Illuminati's New World Order would be a sign of the coming of the Antichrist.
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In essence, "Répétiteur" restores what's missing from such a film — conjuring up not just the architecture of the practice studio at City Center but also what you might call the architecture of time, study, repetition and pain that went into the making of Cunningham's art.
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This is his gift, proffered throughout his literature at the dawn of "realism," of conjuring up the nation — its soul, caught in a particular time and place — and infusing it in his pages with as much depth and dedication as if it were a character.
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"Rather than take responsibility for its own failings, Hillair filed this frivolous lawsuit, seeking to shift blame to the Kardashians by conjuring up the facially absurd narrative that Hillair, a hedge fund, actually intended to shift gears and go into the cosmetic business," the Kardashian filing reads.
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But the substance emerges in the stories he tells about each location, conjuring up memories of drugged-out club kids, accidental headlining sets, and early run-ins with Madonna; he even takes us back to the gloomy Connecticut suburbs he so longed to escape while growing up.
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Anthony Scaramucci, a man whose contributions to American society include conjuring up perhaps the most unpleasant image of Trump adviser Steve Bannon ever imagined, visited The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Monday night to seemingly promote the administration that fired him after just 10 days.
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As I have explained multiple times — here, here and here and elsewhere — the government needs to get out of the unsavory business of conjuring up new pan-ethnic groups intended to divide us as a people and which have no basis in science, culture, ethnicity or language.
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It's closer in scope and temperament to Poltergeist – more expansive about conjuring up shocks and suspense and, from time to time, just letting the pace slacken so that Ed and Lorraine can talk while everyone breathes in the dank British air and basks in the sunlight that doesn't exist.
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Their music is intimately connected to all the best and most illicit parts of adulthood; their drawling lyrics and swathes of synth conjuring up the hazy afterglow of sex, and their rolling beats and colour-splashed melodies invoking the slow swirl of blunt smoke on a still summer's day.
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"The heightened possibility of an outright tariff war is conjuring up images of slowed economic growth that could curtail the strong oil demand that has helped to revive a strong pricing environment during the past couple of months," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a note.
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"When it comes to conjuring up, here and there, in a short paragraph, memories of mischief and naughtiness about which we hardly feel guilty, my dear Eight-oh-four takes care to conceal his dear Christian under the protective wing of Eight-one-one," Mr. Giudicelli writes about his friend.
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The technology has always been a wonder, drawing its strength from its capacity to make just about any subject come to life, popping out of the real ground beneath our feet and conjuring up digital apparitions that serve as extensions of our own imagination onto the physical world around us.
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As a retired coast guard captain who was born there and lived nowhere else in his 60 years led me around, conjuring up scenes of mayhem, killers, whores and smugglers, I scanned the remains of the fort, nearly deserted that morning, and saw nothing that remained of the glories past.
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For example, when describing her relationship with Barrymore Wines winemaker Kris Kato, the Golden Globe winner explains, "He's Oz, I'm the man behind the curtain," referencing the classic The Wizard of Oz. While Oz may have been more bluster than actual magician, Barrymore and Kato are conjuring up some success in the wine industry.
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"There is a lot of questioning about who I am in this world and where I fit in with God and what is God to me," Moore says about some of what his songwriting is conjuring up on the new record, which he says is the best body of work he has ever done.
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Putting our medieval stylings aside for a moment, the transfer swoop is one of the most ubiquitous cliches of the summer window, conjuring up a nightmarish dreamscape where players are stolen off in the night by gargantuan hawks trained by Ed Woodward, or some other such executive type, to do the evil bidding of their football club.
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"I am excited to be back in the classroom and doing what I love to do, which is to teach art," Ms. Pence said in a statement about her new job, conjuring up a world of finger-painting and construction paper that seemed more civilized than the "Lord of the Flies" playground inhabited by her husband and his colleagues.
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A South African breed bred for meat, the Boer is considerably more majestic than what one usually thinks of when conjuring up an image of a goat; less scraggly than their dairy cousins, Boers have impressive chests and necks, topped by rounded heads reminiscent of a 5 wood, large, dangling leporine ears, and lowish-profile horns that appear slicked back like a pompadour.
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" It was in 1954, while toiling in the old Edwardian-Victorian hotel that housed the BBC freelancer's office, that Mr. Naipaul began writing fiction, conjuring up memories of his childhood in Port of Spain "on an old BBC typewriter, and on smooth, 'non-rustle' BBC script paper," as he recounted nearly 30 years later in an essay, "Prologue to an Autobiography.
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Arte Povera isn't the only ghost of midcentury modernism inhabiting the project — there's the twee cafe, with its Formica furniture and veneered wood paneling; the new tower restaurant, with its furniture bought at auction from New York's Four Seasons; the cinema, with chairs imported from '70s-era Milanese movie houses; and the sun-baked, deeply shadowed squares, conjuring up de Chirico.
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The version of the Model Y that was unveiled on Thursday night will probably ultimately be cheaper and easier for Tesla to manufacture — two things it could desperately use after the struggles the company has encountered with the Model 3 — but it will be hard not to spend the next year and a half wondering what wild idea Musk was conjuring up back in 2017.
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However, if you take a look at a render above made by the folks over at PhoneArena which features a concept of both the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, you can see that the standard Pixel 3 features a more traditional design with decent-sized bezels above and below the screen, with a slightly altered front camera setup that avoids conjuring up images of a surprised emoji face.
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A world in which the predictability of risk as an analytical model helps us make sense of the logic of modernity (and whatever comes after it) as an operational field in which risk becomes quantifiable while remaining non-objective, and is therefore deployed to create uncertainty and expand the now all-too-commonplace notion of "emergency" Yet Morelle's "Exploded View" achieves precisely that: conjuring up the dynamics of risk to the point of almost collapse.
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In their questioning, Weinstein's attorneys were blaming not just victims, but also their friends — conjuring up idealized human relations: a woman who immediately calls her friend after being raped, a friend who shows up at once, takes her to a doctor, then the police, the two of them saving and recording evidence together, fairly, responsibly, going through life with their traumas neatly hidden and yet visible to all — a normal, rational person's response to a situation that was neither normal nor rational.
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