Sentence examples for full magic from inspiring English sources
And to work their full magic, Strauss's songs need intimations of ecstasy that Ms. Garanca was not prepared to provide.
For that, the ballet is almost entirely dependent on its ballerina, and Ms. Rojo accomplishes a great deal without conveying the full magic of the piece.
But the full magic of Jaffrey's description has less to do with the chaat's extraordinary flavor than with the presence of the khomcha-wallah and the wondering appetite of a child.
Rolled into this mock-cinematic package is Bizet's score, which can be tantalizing enough to overcome a great deal of directorial silliness, especially when the casting lets it work its full magic.
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Like recent movies like "Hugo" and "The Artist," "Peter" is in love with the simpler, and perhaps fuller, magic once wrought by its artistic ancestors.
Until now I've always suspected that for a holiday truly to work its fullest magic, it requires a dash of something ancient – maybe a monastery bell obligingly chiming on a far-off hilltop – or something intensely and life-affirmingly natural, like crashing waves or the scent of orange-blossom wafting in.
So curious, so trusting, so energetic and full of magic," he said.
