Sentence examples for magical problem from inspiring English sources

The problem with the Diablo – the wonderful, magical problem – is that you can basically go back to your swing-as-hard-as-you-can days and the ball still goes straight.

In Just Add Magic, it's just the plot device that enables them to address a more interesting, more magical problem.

And to rile Republicans more, I'd say that Anarchy also takes a shot at the right's obsession with guns and their belief in their magical problem-solving abilities.

On her way out the door Mrs. Whitman did a magical job of making nettlesome problems like a faltering economy and stalled talks over a Newark arena seem to disappear.

And Prototype 2 generally went down well – but its 360 metascore of 74, just a point off that magical green, caused problems.

And Prototype 2 generally went down well but its 360 metascore of 74, just a point from that magical green, caused problems.

-- presidential debates now provide occasions for trading insults, provoking gaffes, engaging in verbal food fights, and marketing magical solutions to problems ranging from war to border security that are immune to magic.

Whenever he goes abroad, he returns with a magical fix for the problem; whenever he has money to spare, he builds roads and digs tunnels.

But magical thinking remains a problem for residents and politicians, as usual after a disaster, while memories of the quake are fading outside the region.

"There is no one magical solution" to the problem of unemployment among young people, said Stefano Scarpetta, the director of employment, labour and social affairs at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, a world economic group.

And the call for some magical solution to the problem of China's excess of dollars suggests something else: that China's leaders haven't come to grips with the fact that the rules of the game have changed in a fundamental way.