conjure up

verb

1. to present to the mind; evoke or imagine

   he conjured up a picture of his childhood

2. to call up or command (a spirit or devil) by an incantation

Example Sentences

But she said that some things don't change - with retailers keen to conjure up a sense of cosiness and familiarity.

From BBC

So we went back in the studio, and I think that’s when I conjured up the drum moment.

From Los Angeles Times

On the same programme, Griffith accused the government of behaving "at the very least like the worst form of dodgy car hire firm, conjuring up small print that never existed".

From BBC

Speaking to the invite-only crowd and those watching online, he conjured up a world where every family has an Optimus robot capable of doing the grocery shopping, , babysitting and watering the plants.

From Los Angeles Times

Swift shared that the AI-generated pics “really conjured up my fears around...the dangers of spreading misinformation.”

From Salon