Sentence examples for magical insight from inspiring English sources
I don't have any magical insight into Apple.
Isobel Gowdie, the young wife of a cottar from near Auldearn, who was tried for witchcraft in 1662, left four depositions, gained without torture, that provide one of the most detailed insights into magical beliefs in Britain.
Scores of works have attempted to bring insight to the magical history of Ferrari, many fastidiously researched and engagingly told.
Sean O'Faolain, in his autobiography, records an inability to reconcile man's free will with God's total knowledge which was resolved — in a sudden magical or miraculous flash of insight — one day before a taxi ride in Manhattan.
At their best, they can be magical events, affording a unique insight into a writer's work and craft and prompting the reader to return to their books renewed, informed and inspired.
Photographer Renee Ho sees forests much like our best folklorists have seen them for millennia: as magical places that reveal important insights into who we are.
Her valuable insight about the solipsism of magical thinking and about the loneliness of a world that will grant any wish is obscured by the caliber of the evidence that supports it.
Venture capitalists fund insights — that is, they let the magical process that generates new ideas take its course, and then they jump in.
On her website Pottermore over the weekend, as part of a "celebration of Harry Potter" at the Universal Orlando resort, Rowling treated fans to an insight into school life at three international magical schools.
This is a charming animated expression of a very simple insight – that for all our grumbling from January to November, the arrivals hall at Christmas is a magical place.
