Sentence examples for magical ability from inspiring English sources

While other fantasy novels take pains to instruct the reader on the exactitudes of magical ability (I am thinking of The Magic of Recluse, for instance), Jackson's novels instead invite you to trust the characters' own perspective.

But the Kings have an almost magical ability to win on the road.

For a woman who had an almost magical ability to make everything appear wonderful, it's a sad moment.

The Lardner sons inherited, in varying degrees, their father's hatred of hypocrisy and his magical ability with words.

A polo neck, on the other hand, has an almost magical ability to make everything look modern.

Instead, he wants a large-print book that is "a real book made of paper" with, apparently, the magical ability to stay dry when submerged.

It's just that writing has a magical ability to tell the reader true things that the writer never meant to say.

Hoare may not have a full-blown upper range but he has the magical ability to mesmerise when quiet intensity is required.

While Jones has a magical ability to ruin every song he comes into contact with, George is a true pop genius.

You fight weak enemies to improve your strength, repeatedly harvest crops to raise money, practise simple spells to increase your magical ability.

Mr. Obama was supposed to be a transformational figure, with an almost magical ability to transcend partisan differences and unify the nation.