Sentence examples for magical gesture from inspiring English sources

The mass-market introduction of Kinect — with its almost magical gesture and voice-recognition technology — stands as Microsoft's most ambitious, risky and innovative move in years.

Letting Americans travel freely to Cuba will not by some magical gesture bring democracy to Cuba, but it simply stands to reason that the more Americans who are there, the greater impact they can have.

This, says Lowry, is "a great, magical gesture that essentially raises the curtain on the very idea of modernity.

Maybe as soon as Obama displays the magical gesture from 19th-century staged melodramas, the oil will know we mean business and go away!

And as Hassan himself reminds us: "There, in the middle of the sun-drenched square, you can experience all the deep memories of the place, its magical gestures, simple and at the same time majestic, immemorial".

In December 2007, Family Guy was again accused of copyright infringement when actor Art Metrano filed a lawsuit regarding a scene in Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, in which Jesus performs Metrano's signature "magic" act involving absurd "faux" magical hand gestures while humming the distinctive tune "Fine and Dandy".

There are magical realist gestures toward ghosts and animated dolls and rooms that occasionally thwart their occupants.

Read the review The magical-realist gestures in Annie Baker's latest play, set in a possibly haunted bed and breakfast in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, aren't always executed confidently.

The gesture was magical and bold and daring.

The magic is magical.

In other words, the world is one great melodrama, and if Obama were a real leader, he would literally soften the hearts of his political enemies with some magical display of rhetoric and gesture, and thus bring about the Hollywood ending to this trumped up deficit crisis, and Coldplay's "Fix You" plays over the end credits.