Sentence examples for enigmatic magic from inspiring English sources
And that, perhaps, is the secret of Providencia's enigmatic magic.
The lopsided coils piled high like clay spaghetti are only further obfuscated by the captioned words sculpted beneath them, such as the enigmatic "practical magic".
On the DJ festival circuit, Tomorrowland is the enigmatic mecca of holy rave magic.
Magil is an enigmatic, handsome masked man skilled in magic who rarely speaks and can fade into shadow at will.
She is known for her enigmatic paintings of androgynous beings engaged in magic arts or the occult.
In contemporary Eastern European art, she found Rembrandt's palette and treatment of light, Hieronymous Bosch's enigmatic symbolism, Albrecht Dürer's precision and Marc Chagall's magic realism.
A bit of Castilian magic has entered my holiday season with that enigmatic work, whose provenance remains controversial (I've written about it here).
Timex has shrunk the venerable magic 8-ball into a wristwatch, with 14 random enigmatic replies.
The Third, and most recently formulated, Clarke Law, which he made use of in writing the enigmatic ending of "2001," states, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic".
Weir's film made no attempt to explain this baffling occurrence, and he explored issues of a similar enigmatic nature two years later with "The Last Wave," a meditation on Aboriginal magic and prophesy.
Her magic lay not so much in the woman herself, though in real life she was enigmatic and elusive, as in the moviegoers' fascination with what was going on behind those astonishing eyes.
