Sentence examples similar to killing magic from inspiring English sources
Not only did the book fail to kill magic, it became one of its most important boosters, by inspiring children to take an interest and encouraging some to become magicians themselves.
So we face a quandary: How do we use the technologies of computation, statistics and networking to shed light — without killing the magic?
Fans of the period drama vented their anger at the new Kindle sponsorship during last night's opening episode, claiming the adverts were "killing the magic" of the series.
What a way to kill the magic.
If this is what really comes, it kills the magic.
— Patrick Farrell Wine Anorak Jamie Goodee asks whether science can kill the magic of wine.
This hypnotic idea of omniscience could kill the magic of teaching, because of the intimacy with which we let computers guide our brains.
It would be hard to get cameo appearances from Charlie Parker or Marlon Brando, and the dutiful literalism of historical filmmaking would have dampened the vitality and killed the magic.
And then, 13 hours into the day and nearly dead on our feet, being told no alcohol is served on site – "well, that's killed the magic", my wife, Gillian, says in a moment of rare concession.
It was still exhilarating, even though it carried within it the seeds of disillusionment, since setting foot in a studio – vast, grimy, grey doors, men with tools constantly shouting for silence – kills the magic for ever.
