Sentence examples for magic means from inspiring English sources

Magic means there is a spell, a formula, to work wonders.

Yet to me, "Hand Down the Magic" means more -- not merely demonstrating one kindness, but thousands of them; not of the thrill of one day, but day after day; to the point where magic defines the relationship between two people.

Of course, that was the point of the app as it's a magic trick meant to confuse people.

Branding is a magic trick meant to keep you buying Ibuprofen for a premium when a generic bottle will do.

Hey L.A., what does 'black girl magic' mean to you?

Hey L.A., what does 'black girl magic' mean to you? Beyoncé has long found strength in secrecy and silence.

The fact that the plane looks more like a bus terminal than a magic carpet means that regular people are going places that their parents and grandparents saw only in the pages of National Geographic.

"My proposition is that music is at the heart of what The Magic Flute means, that it's Mozart's music, not the words, we should be attending to.

This is a double-edged sword for punters: while the cap on numbers will help preserve No 6's intimate magic, it means that the organisers have had to raise the ticket price considerably this year, from £129 to £175, after overreaching themselves last time out.

Nearly all major "AI" products do their magic by means of huge banks of computers in the cloud.

Natural magic, by means of its body of knowledge, is able to produce specific alterations in the mobile and tenuous spiritus, which is capable of submitting to and receiving any impression.