Sentence examples for a magic of from inspiring English sources

"But that place had a life and a magic of its own.

They allow a space for correspondences, for a magic of the everyday; they are seeing things.

Her plants suggest a magic of movement that distinguishes her work from rigid glass or porcelain flowers.

No matter that the piano versions of these works came before the orchestrations; a listener wants the pianist to evoke if not the magic of Mahler's instrumentation, then a magic of his own.

Phillips's insight into the ambiguity of Houdini's performances helps to explain his enduring fame: he still tantalizes us so pleasurably because he performed a flummoxing riddle, a "magic of no-progress".

Perhaps some of the potential for subtlety was missed, but these oily colors had a magic of their own, and the music's development from a mighty peal of bells -- tones chiming down a long arpeggio and disappearing into the distance -- was strongly brought out.

Gail: Perry has a magic-of-the-marketplace theory that America will be better off if every state vies for business development by proving that its rules are laxer and its taxes lower than the anybody else's.

It was all a magic trick, of course.

Think a magic mirror of photography of sorts.

For instance, adding 2 instead of 16 will result in a magic number of 1.

A magic formula of expertly layered primer, illuminator and foundation.