Sentence examples for magical sight from inspiring English sources
The phrase "magical sight" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is very beautiful, stunning, or enchanting. Example: As I stood on the mountaintop, I was greeted with a magical sight - a breathtaking view of the valley below, covered in a blanket of glittering snow.
It was a magical sight, as much for the trees as the reverence with which the Japanese regarded nature.
The snow that made the garden such a magical sight last winter is still nowhere to be seen.
That's the lesson you learn as you snuggle exhausted in your sleeping bag and fall asleep outside to the magical sight of owls flitting against shooting stars.
When we were stationed near Kairouan, Tunisia, for nine months, we used to enter the town in the dark, everywhere lit by flares, no electricity – a magical sight.
At last the mile long Siq gorge opened onto a magical sight: an immense tomb (al-Khazneh, Treasury) hewn into the sheer face of the rock.
And "Downtown" was recycled as a funny piece of special material in which "Downtown" became "Duane Reade," and the magical sights included pantyhose, lip balm and dental floss.
But the most magical sighting was of a young female leopard that walked so close to our open-top four-wheel-drive that I could have reached down and patted her on the head.
The iconic fruiting body of a fly agaric toadstool is among late summer and autumn's most magical sights.
The politics might be an eternal mess in the Eternal City, but it makes up for it with magical sights like the moment at dusk when the bulk of St Peter's Basilica is traced in black against a purple sky.
My days were spent outside, gliding through the sun soaked boulevards of the city, taking in the magical sights, smelling homemade tomato sauces prepared from scratch rather than emptied from a can and gazing at the Coney Island Ferris Wheel or some hunk's six packs without a single worry in my head.
