Sentence examples for incantation of from inspiring English sources

The incantation of names is, on its own, a powerful literary style.

Thompson, in the stern, intermittently called out an incantation of encouragement: "Very nice, very nice.

Next, of course, comes the familiar incantation of "drill, baby, drill".

"Fall with me," the sea murmured, promising the happy incantation of a new freedom.

So is the old man's broken-voiced repetition of "scusi," which becomes an endless incantation of apology.

The discourse is marked by the ritualistic incantation of two words that may at this point be redundant: spoiler alert.

Then the shamanic incantations of Hush emphasise the musical debt owed to Cale by David Byrne.

Many speakers, denoting piety or loyalty to political Islam, prefaced their remarks with incantations of reverence for the Prophet Muhammad.

And there's one worthwhile earphone moment: the urgent, rhythmic mutterings and incantations of Tracie Morris, a performance poet.

Here the incantations of his style are used for a slighter purpose, as if he were honing his instruments.

But self-defeating sanctimony creeps in with the whining incantations of the devout Mordecai, who is on the verge of becoming a sacrificial hero.