Sentence examples for incantation is from inspiring English sources

This annual incantation is more than one man's act of madcap devotion.

The annual incantation is more than one man's act of madcap devotion.

What makes that phrase more than a hollow incantation is a mechanism to require states to adhere to the standards they have signed up to.

The fact that Marc Ambinder has laughed at jokes where the motive force of the humorous incantation is an ethnic stereotype is UNCLASSIFIED.

The definition of "incantation" is a "ritual recitation of verbal charms or spells to produce a magic effect" and that just about sums it up.

Among the most famous phrases, recurring in the dialogue almost like an incantation, is Willy's fervid emphasis on the importance of being "well liked," once again using a quantitative measure to establish a human being's inherent value.

This creation was spun on the floor while an incantation was recited for the birth of the para.

The Idisi mentioned in the incantation are generally considered to be valkyries.

If the thought of a "wellness weekend" only brings to mind juice cleanses and chanting in some wooded clearing, know that kale and incantation are not required (though if chanting is your thing, by all means...)...

The last time that "Castle in the Sky" aired on Japanese television in December 2011, Twitter recorded a burst of 25,088 tweets per second when people in unison tweeted "balse" or "destruction" at the very same moment the incantation was uttered on screen, making the airborne city of Laputa fall from the sky.

A fourth collection of hymns, magic spells, and incantations is known as the Atharvaveda ("Knowledge of the Fire Priest"), which includes various local traditions and remains partly outside the Vedic sacrifice.