Sentence examples for form of magic from inspiring English sources
A simulacrum is itself a form of magic.
Both were a form of magic, both were a game of intricate enchantment and deception.
And I do think that writing is a form of magic.
"It turns theology into a form of magic, expertise without study".
"It may seem a form of magic to make her most casual lines live so intensely on the stage.
She simply possessed a very mild form of magic, which she used for the purpose of hiding her loveliness.
It is, in my experience, one of the cheapest forms of magic available.
In fact, all three writers are practicing variant forms of magic realism, which, for each of them, is, among other things, a means of reporting on political horror without inducing tedium.
Flying, one of his favorite forms of magic, has been a longtime love — he got his pilot's license before learning to drive and served in the Army Air Corps before marrying and having two children.
In the past several decades, certainly, the old lines between the history of astrology and astronomy, and between alchemy and chemistry, have been blurred; historians of the scientific revolution no longer insist on a clean break between science and earlier forms of magic.
There, he encounters new forms of magic: "tamed lightning" called electricity, "trained... to carry voices along wires and paint moving tapestries on glass"; "mechanical carts" that speed murderously through night streets with "glowing eyes"; and "devices devoted to the alchemy of turning the raw into the cooked without significant human effort".
