Sentence examples for magical contexts from inspiring English sources
In the sixth chapter, "Written spells and charms", Merrifield discusses the use of the written word in magical contexts.
"I think the alcohol angle washed over me because of the magical context of the film — this isn't a real school, real teachers or real students — so it's almost like the drinking isn't real," she said.
"I decided that the reasons were: I'm a nobody, so the bowl is a nothing; the bowl looks like lots of other bowls that are mass produced you can buy for even cheaper than $25; the bowl has no magical context that would help get it valued in other ways.
That bowl of tortellini in cream--well, somehow in this magical context, you don't obsess about the fact that you're not having a salad for lunch.
Expanded Eye investigates vision within a magical context in which perception is united with self-reflection and observation.
The Bowie song, "Starman," gives the whole experience magical and appropriate context.
D. R. Langslow puts his recommendation of "magical" remedies into context but does not emphasize that they appear almost entirely in discussions of a handful of chronic diseases for which ordinary remedies have failed, most notably epilepsy and colic.
But what we do today is in historical context already magical.
Watching these spots in real time with a real crowd in real context is magical.
Out of context, Blythe is poor and drab; in context, it's magical.
