Sentence examples for a wizardry from inspiring English sources

Paddington himself, created entirely by C.G.I., is woven into recognizable settings amid live action and beside live actors with a wizardry of an astounding ordinariness.

Although Mr. Minkkinen's work is inevitably seen as part of the conceptual mode of body photography practiced by artists like Lucas Samaras, Bruce Nauman, John Coplans and Vito Acconci, it has a wizardry that defies categorization.

So does a technical wizardry, the negatives yielding a rich palette of tonal grays and lustrous blacks.

There is no formula for a successful wizardry class, O'Keefe told his students.

The books in order are: So You Want to be a Wizard; Deep Wizardry; High Wizardry; A Wizard Abroad; The Wizard's Dilemma; A Wizard Alone; Wizard's Holiday; Wizards at War; and A Wizard of Mars.

He plays with a virtuoso's wizardry on an unlikely pair of instruments: clarinet and mandolin.

In 1990, while she was on a four-hour-delayed train trip from Manchester to London, the idea for a story of a young boy attending a school of wizardry "came fully formed" into her mind.

It would also be nice to think that the "balloon boy" viewers were the innocent victims of a dazzling Houdini-class feat of wizardry — a "massive fraud," as Bill O'Reilly thundered.

A computer chip inside the camera then immediately compresses this data, using a piece of mathematical wizardry called a Fourier transform.

As an example of vorsprung durch technik, this is undoubtedly an impressive feat of complicated 21st-century wizardry, a waxwork come to life, but as for any designs on it becoming an actress, one does have to wonder why.

Beginning in 1942, with World War II sweeping the globe, we meet asthmatic, rheumatic, you-name-ic Steve Rogers Evanss, made to appear practically skeletal in an absolutely seamless bit of digital effects wizardry), a Brooklyn native who's tried to enlist in the army five times and been rejected five times.