Sentence examples similar to magical offspring from inspiring English sources

The adulterous lovers of Tom Perrotta's 2004 novel "Little Children" have near-magical offspring — a "delicate elfin" girl, a beautiful boy who loves to wear a jester's cap and bells — who help steer them back onto proper courses.

The magic is magical.

In their dyspeptic, quarrelsome fashion, the Savages are blissfully neurotic, often very funny variations on J. M. Barrie's fictional offspring, John and Wendy Darling, those charmed, magical storybook children.

The Children's Book centres on the character of Olive Wellwood, a "successful authoress of magical tales" for children who nonetheless neglects her own offspring.

Magical thinking.

Magical moment".

Not magical.

Magical transformation?

Magical, indeed.

Not magical realism, but magical.

He has no offspring.