Sentence examples for magical recipe from inspiring English sources

Cornwall believes that there has been an unfortunate tendency to view empowerment as a "magical recipe".

For any creative in his 50s, the temptation to revisit the magical recipe that made him in his 20s must me compelling.

And so, layer by layer, this dumbfounding movie devises its magical recipe, and dares us to resist it: ketchup, mustard, two slices of pickle, and hold the irony.

From here, he takes us to Dresden, Germany, where in the 18th century a young mathematician and philosopher, Walther Tschirnhaus, cracked its code, a discovery that enabled the establishment of the Meissen factory; and finally, a little later in the same century, to Plymouth, where William Cookworthy, a young Quaker chemist, patented its magical recipe.

Does Carl Icahn Carl Icahn really have some magical recipe for curing the ills that afflict that sorry union of AOL and Time Warner ?

Having both a mother and a father isn't a magical recipe for a golden childhood.

Agrippa provided no magical recipes or formulae and often was intentionally vague, for magical power was potentially dangerous.

Bolus thus appears to have made a collection of magical recipes, some of which do seem to have connections to the Magi, since they are similar to recipes found in 8th century cuneiform texts (Dickie 2001, 121).

Thus, the picture of Pythagoras the magician, which may lie behind a number of the supposed Pythagorean practices of Nigidius Figulus, is based on little more than the tradition that Pythagoras had traveled to Egypt and the east, so that he became the authority figure, to whom the real collectors of magical recipes in the third and second century BCE ascribed their collections.

Traditional healers and witch doctors have long considered the body parts of people with albinism as being essential to their magical recipes.

Traditional healers and witchdoctors have long considered the body parts of people with albinism as being essential to their magical recipes.