'magical magic' is not correct.
When you use words that are repeated and have the same meaning, this is known as a pleonasm, which is generally considered incorrect in formal written English. For example: "The night was filled with a magical, mysterious atmosphere that cast a spell of magic over us all." (Incorrect) "The night was filled with a magical atmosphere that cast a spell over us all." (Correct).
Rozier's absence from the nation's Netflix queues is all the sadder because his work is blithe and magical, and magic is rare though in a good, long interview earlier this year in Chronic'art, the director said, "magic is better not spoken of".
Rozier's absence from the nation's Netflix queues is all the sadder because his work is blithe and magical, and magic is rare — though in a good, long interview earlier this year in Chronic'art, the director said, "magic is better not spoken of".
In the "Midsummer Night's Dream" music, the effect is magical, and magic, certainly, was what Mendelssohn was after.
"I mean the supreme creation of an era, conceived with passion by unknown artists, and consumed in image if not in usage by a whole population which appropriates them as a purely magical object .The magic faded a little when the oil-price rises and safety regulations of the 1970s turned most cars into drab front-wheel-drive boxes that all looked much the same.
Proving that sandy shores and palm trees aren't prerequisites for a magical, um, magic hour, there are plenty of reasons to add the largest city of the Last Frontier to your bucket list, including dramatic mountain views, the freshest salmon you'll ever eat and gorgeous skies.
"He'll look back when he's 80 and go, 'Man that was magical.' But magic don't last forever".
This is not magical realism but magic, Gabriel García Márquez by way of Hogwarts.
Fans and Hollywood image-makers called the team magical, but the magic was only celluloid deep.
In accordance with her own cloying blurb ("Cecilia: making the everyday magical"), Ahern provides magic in spades – but not enough to distract from her clunky writing, cardboard cut-out characters, and unconvincing, sub-fairytale plot.
