Sentence examples for kind of wizardry from inspiring English sources

It takes a kind of wizardry to communicate brand message without using logos.

The same kind of wizardry is also used in the O-Gloss for lips (£30 for a glow and gloss set, Guardian Fashion Store).

In our age of G.P.S. technology, when we can't get to Home Depot without satellite-assisted guidance, his feat, performed with an old tin clock, paper charts, and the stars above his head, seems like a kind of wizardry.

Today, technology facilitates that kind of wizardry.

The film's biggest selling point will be its world-creating animation, shot and animated not in the jungles of India but Los Angeles studios using the kind of technical wizardry that helped create the likes of Avatar, Gravity, and The Life of Pi.

As a photographer, he resisted modernizing trends toward abstraction and new kinds of technical wizardry.

Digital engineers can perform all kinds of nonlinear wizardry, snipping and editing waveforms, but bands know that Vanderslice likes to stick with tape, a linear process, so they pay more attention to performance.

Movies are themselves a kind of magic, dependent on technological wizardry.

Puma Technology's Intellisync for Notebooks offers the same kind of back and forth synchronization wizardry, but with more emphasis on PIMs (personal information managers).

The army's idea of its "future warrior" was a kind of cyborg, helmet stuffed with electronic wizardry and a computer display on his visor, all wirelessly linked to sensors, weapons and comrades.

The luxuriant scallop soufflé -- a marvel of engineering as well as culinary wizardry -- was the kind of dish that makes diners shiver with glee.