Sentence examples for become a magic from inspiring English sources

Why has 'interdisciplinary' become a magic word?

"Faith reinforced the romance of war" until "war had become a magic elixir to speed America's millennial march" toward Armageddon.

Benghazi has become a magic word, thrown out whenever Republicans are angry or defensive; in the case of Bridgegate, it was somehow invoked in defense of Chris Christie.

If Raymond Carver had ever made it to the Amazon, he might have become a magic realist and written stories about men who found no diamonds.

What they found, after 220 interviews within 34 families, was that while "six months" has become a magic number for health care providers, it means far less to new parents, and the focus on that goal may be eliminating opportunities to help families continue breast-feeding at "pivot points" in their lives.

Why has 'interdisciplinarity' become a magic word?

'It became a magic spell with which the bureaucratic power would protect itself.

There he was, sitting around the house in his blue jogging suit, dipping into delusions of grandeur in which the empty Senate seat becomes a magic key to a Cabinet post, a big-money job for the missus, the presidency in 2016.

In the hands of the magician, it becomes a magic wand.

The world becomes a magic eye puzzle: if you can see what's going on, you're already cross-eyed.

The Interactive session immerses children into the magic world, in which coloured pencils or a paintbrush became a magic wand to illuminate the future they want.