Sentence examples for casts a kind from inspiring English sources

Paris' beauty casts a kind of paralysis on its citizens.

Live, this is not a noisy group, but one instead that casts a kind of spell.

Like a late-life romance, it induces both grief and euphoria and casts a kind of high-lonesome bluegrass spell.

Robinson also speaks to the transfixing power of these pieces, "I realised that it casts a kind of visceral spell.

Robinson also speaks to the transfixing power of these pieces, "I realized that it casts a kind of visceral spell.

An early theory was that a crowd cast a kind of intoxicating spell over its participants.

The women, who had seemed so independent in their duet, became meek in his presence, as though he had cast a kind of spell on them.

There's something about this movie that cast a kind of spell on me, and it's really influenced a lot of my work.

Like one of Rust's intoxicating philosophical koans about sentient meat, "True Detective" cast a kind of spell over its viewers, convincing them that no matter what it was they were watching it was at the very least something worth the hours of debating, clicking, parsing, and comment-section feuding.

Even if Mr. Merkel turns out to be wrong, the indictment casts a different kind of spotlight on Mr. Scruggs, who cultivated the image of a smooth Southern lawyer capable of winning huge verdicts on behalf of smokers and, most recently, victims of Hurricane Katrina.

I cast a certain kind of actor that can do a certain kind of miniscule work with me--the nuances--so that we can score together the other play that lives beyond the actual dialogue, and into the world of the subtext.