Sentence examples for magic sense from inspiring English sources

It deserves to be crowded, though hopefully not so much that it loses its magic sense of discovery.

Items that were funny but obscurely precious, crucial proof of connection to this man and to a magic sense of smoky power, of presidents.

"If we do not attempt to discover the magic sense of things, we will do no more than add new sources of degradations to those already offered to people today, which are beyond number... if the powers of backwardness continue to spread, if they push us any further into the dead end of cruelty and incomprehension, that will be the end of all human dignity," he wrote.

A piece of music has to have that magic, that sense that the whole thing has explored one world of experience or focussed on a particular attitude.

Yet in all of that there is a kind of magic, a sense of being taken to a place you might never visit again.

Ross, as always, was in search of an administrative editor who could, through some arcane magic, make sense of the chaos that he thrived on, hiring a procession of young men ill-equipped to fill this slot — "Hell, I hire anybody" — then quickly dumping them.

But the real appeal was the magic: the sense that God, Death and the Devil were walking around in disguise, that anyone might turn out to be someone other than you thought they were (as a preview of life, not bad), that animals can talk, which children believe anyway, and that even at the bottom of the pit, courage and faith can prevail.

You always keep searching for that magic, that sense of fulfillment inside.

The total number of different Daleks was around 25, with models from 1963 to 2010; Skinner said that "there was just a real magic and sense of history about having them".

"There's a cache of magic here, a sense of new possibilities," says Morris.

"He provided the magic link, the sense of what artists could do here".