Sentence examples for devoid of magic from inspiring English sources
For all its fairy-tale frills and intimations of the supernatural, "The Price of Milk" is utterly devoid of magic.
Two stars Graig Farm, organic 98p per 100g, graigfarm.co.uk Passable in flavour but rather devoid of magic and pazzazz.
Instead of balletic gliding and swooping, what tumbles from the screen is a frantic, graceless confusion, devoid of magic and playfulness.
Rather it's lacquered onto a plywood story with a heavy paintbrush that leaves lots of streaks and spots and results in a work that feels jerry-built, meretricious — and yes, quite devoid of magic.
I am surrounded by people living lives of quiet desperation devoid of magic in their lives.
OK, so it didn't quite work when the academy tried it 26 years ago — "surprisingly devoid of magic," The Times said in its review.
At the end of the play, Prospero, devoid of his magic powers, delivers an epilogue, asking the audience to set him free from the island.
In medieval times, small animals were thought to be devoid of internal organs, their life being animated by a sort of magic or divine spirit.
This magic star puzzle inspired creation of "Magic double hexagon".
