Sentence examples for because of the magic from inspiring English sources

My personal quest for space began at the age of three and it was all because of the magic of The Clangers.

And we expect more from them, somehow, because of the magic and beauty this game emits and the young fans it inspires.

The artist believes there is an extraordinarily evocative, even quaint, element to the medium: "I've always had a love of printmaking because of the magic and alchemy of it all.

I think this not only because of the magic dust that recently rained down on South Philly (Bruins series aside, what about Roy Halladay?), but because of the way the two games unfurled.

The premise is that the interpreters really are from the 1500's, but because of the magic of the New World, they stopped aging shortly after their arrival on these shores.

Now, at other times of day I often reject the offer of car service, because of the magic of New York's 4-track subway system; the express trains can get you long distances amazingly fast, when even a chauffered limo would be sitting in traffic jams.

I'm glad I never went to film school, because all of the magic would have been destroyed for me.

Granger argues that the books do not promote the occult because none of the magic is based on summoning any sort of demon or spirit; he contrasts occult invocational magic (calling up spirit beings to do your bidding) with literature's common incantational magic (saying a set phrase to use power from an unspecified source).

Gillian Anderson later noted, "Because of all the magic, I was constantly being entertained.

Young children were filmed only from behind or in longshot, while viewers were warned not to suck on daffodils as a home remedy for senility because of the toxicity of the magic ingredient if not properly treated.

Never mind that we could pause and wonder whether JP Morgan Chase did so well because of the irreplaceable magic of Mr. Dimon or because the entire stock market had a remarkable year in 2013.