A village lass is courted by two young men and invokes magic to choose her beloved.
"If you're a student, that can really throw you for a loop, because it's sort of invoking magic," Leiserson says.
For the prolific Hoffman, however, telling — rather than showing — readers the point has become a successful element of her modern fables, which present lessons on love, death and family matters against a backdrop of casually invoked magic, sometimes performed by nature itself.
He encourages rituals and invokes magic, such as letter writing, stocking filling, decorations, milk and cookies.
He encourages rituals and invokes magic in every child's life: letter writing, stocking filling, decorations, parades, milk and cookies.
A woman would deliver her baby while squatting on two large bricks, each colorfully decorated with scenes to invoke the magic of gods for the health and happiness of mother and child.
We consume low purity industrial H2 that is produced as by product of other chemical processes (eg: production of chlorine or steel)." That may well be true in theory, but far too many technologies invoke the magic wand of renewable energy to claim zero emissions.
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Most pleasingly of all, she invokes the magic of the carpets themselves in a dizzying ride.
Myths are often invoked in magic (which, unlike religion, aims at compelling, instead of imploring, the gods).
