Sentence examples for fears of magic from inspiring English sources
The murderous band plays on fears of magic and demonic possession.
This book also makes her question the Fold's fear of magic.
I fear some of the magic has gone out of our relationship.
This fear of black magic runs deeply through the community.
In Rhys's version, hypocrisy, betrayal, racial inequality and the fear of voodoo magic are all to blame.
("Sidhe-sides didn't last long among us until we made them trullups". "A sidhe who fears the magic of a demi-fey, what riddle is this?") Ms. Hamilton's tone can be "Lord of the Rings"- lofty.
Plato feared poetry's illusory "imitation" of real life, he feared the "magic" of poetry, its capacity for persuasion.
The explanation, focusing on fears of a leak, worked its magic on Thatcher, who brought up similar concerns she had had before ordering the invasion of the Falklands.
Lara shares a story of healing: in sobriety, through addiction, in life and love, and in all the other big huge moments of fear and magic that we rarely talk about, but we should.
The money people could earn from "witchcraft" caused resentment in an agricultural community crippled by poverty at a time when fear of sorcery and magic was rife, fuelled right from the very top of society by King James I's obsession with demonology and by the Anglican church which was clamping down on pagan traditions.
