Sentence examples for magical subject from inspiring English sources

After years of textbook-led assessments, where students are taught disconnected skills without context or creativity (I generalise, of course), it's not surprising that the masses are often disillusioned with what is, I believe, a magical subject.

Harper Taxi Tours, which usually takes tourists round the Shankill and Falls Roads to see the murals and sites of Belfast's political history, has branched out into a more magical subject area and created a CS Lewis tour.

The mention of Rutilio is noteworthy, as the episode has been of interest to critics due to its magical subject matter, concerning lycanthropy.

Ms. Ibbotson, who did not publish her first children's book until she was 50, was best known for her witty novels on subjects magical, supernatural and genially gruesome.

A "listener of genius," as the Times once called him, Mitchell made an art out of detailing his subjects' magical, wandering commentary.

Even though its patrons and fans may be brilliant and famous - recently unveiled subjects at the portrait gallery include Jonathan Miller, Lord Winston and Germaine Greer - when they sit for a painted portrait they are doing something primitive, ancient and magical: they are subjecting themselves to a process of mummification.

The problem with my chosen profession is that it's increasingly used for an almost magical purpose: changing the subject.

"Consciousness is a fascinating subject, as magical as it is everyday," curator Emily Sargent says in the press release.

Her artwork has been exhibited widely throughout southern California and New York, and is the subject of Magical Meteorite Songwriting Device, an artist's monograph published by Perceval Press in 2007; out of print for several years, the book recently went into a second printing by Perceval.

Truth be told, all subjects are magical if approached in the right way.

Each puppet is made from porcelain, giving her subjects the magical look of living ceramics.