Sentence examples for magic natural from inspiring English sources

A frolicking March hare "is something to gladden the heart, a magic natural moment to treasure forever".

Much as they like to tout the magic "natural" effects of the market on levels of wages, conservatives have not been shy about using the power of government to affect the distribution of the fruits of the US economy.

The task of making magic seem natural must be perpetually renewed, and is more complex than just making it look offhand.

Our traditional repertory is full of stories about times in Balinese history when people were killed by black magic and natural disasters.

Mr. Cameron, who joked that he was in Davos only because "there was nothing happening anywhere else," told the audience that he hoped the film would allow them to reacquaint themselves with "the magic of natural beauty".

Scenes of astral magic and natural disaster (an understandable preoccupation of Japanese cinema) lend a degree of spectacle that would put many live-action blockbusters to shame, while a hallucinogenic diversion into chalk pastel wonderment will transport even the most sceptical viewer to another realm.

In Book One of De occulta philosophia, on natural magic, he notes that the practitioner of this type of magic can summon angels (that is, good demons) to assist with his works if he has prepared himself carefully "by good works, pure mind, mystical prayers, devout sacrifices, and the like," so that he can attract good supercelestial angels (and, presumably, not attract evil ones).

Her natural magic potion is echinacea, vitamin C and calcium.

"Estonia is full of natural magic," one visitor said.

I mean, it's obviously made of black magic ("96% natural ingredients").

Byron Bay has the magic combination of natural beauty and a creative, free-spirited local population.