Sentence examples for feeling of magic from inspiring English sources

I'll never forget the feeling of magic the first time I saw a cake being made.

Yet it still has the feeling of magic, or alchemy – pig's trotter turned into juddering, shimmering gold.

He loved the feeling of magic and merriment that arrived each time he brought a tree into someone's home.

There was a feeling of magic that everything seemed to be falling into place, all those little "God shots" and synchronous moments.

Still, my brain remains stubbornly rational, so by the time I completed my work and left city hall - with the copy slip tucked into my bag - I had almost dispelled the feeling of magic.

You don't have to run around catching snowflakes on your tongue (though you're welcome to, if that's what you want to do), just take that feeling of magic and anticipation and put it into your holidays as an adult.

At Cypress, Luc, Paul, Étienne, Justine, and several others stood at the finish in the rain, some swaddled in garbage bags, struggling, in the moorish atmosphere, to summon up a feeling of Olympic magic.

(Presumably this suggests that they were once a happy family, but I'm not buying that). Ms. Ettinger's tiered high-concept set combines industrial chic with a feeling of elemental magic.

(Presumably this suggests that they were once a happy family, but I'm not buying that.) Ms. Ettinger's tiered high-concept set combines industrial chic with a feeling of elemental magic.

When he walks her home, swept off his feet by a white-haired woman almost a decade his senior, he conveys a feeling of mild magic, of floating on air — she's both reformed him and declared victory over his kind, gently rebuffing him, and he's delighted.

Although she suggests that life does not regularly pan out as such, a feeling of movie magic is what led to her photos of the ballroom.