Sentence examples for genuine spell from inspiring English sources

For the first half of the film, Kiarostami's women cast a genuine spell: who are these people?

The languid wandering melody of the first movement, "Love Is for the Very Young," spins a genuine spell.

"Iphigenia in Forest Hills" casts, from its first pages, a genuine spell — the kind of spell to which Ms. Malcolm's admirers (and I am one) have become addicted.

But Wasps produced the first genuine spell of sustained pressure, with the forwards - and Hughes in particular - seeing them through the phases before Simpson teed up Mullan who crashed over.

A staggering 14 per cent of university web pages contain at least one genuine spelling error, the survey found, with some of the most prestigious American universities among the worst offenders: Harvard spelled 'professor' wrong on one of its menus and Yale's website describes the "Universtiy's ever-expanding international strength".

Americans dropped the "u" in these words under the influence of lexicographer Noah Webster, who argued that "to purify our orthography from corruptions and restore to words their genuine spelling, we ought to reject u from honor, favor, candor, error, and others of this class".

The word "denies", for instance, spelled correctly in the genuine group, was spelled "donies" in the forgeries, a fact that Taylor still can't explain.

I feel pretty silly now that I clicked on it, but the email didn't go to my junk mail folder and appeared genuine, with no spelling mistakes and a realistic email address".

I feel pretty silly now that I clicked on it, but the email didn't go to my junk mail folder and appeared genuine, with no spelling mistakes and a realistic email address". The malicious software – CryptoLocker is technically not a virus, but a piece of software – can sneak into your machine via an email attachment or a "drive-by download", which you would not even be aware is taking place.

The Cypriots' best opportunity had actually been squeezed from their only spell of genuine pressure.

It is a question seemingly posed in jest, but probably only to mask a genuine suspicion that a spell in clink is the most likely explanation for an odd situation.