Sentence examples for measures magical from inspiring English sources
They included unusual experiences, which measures magical thinking, belief in telepathy and other paranormal events and a tendency to experience perceptual aberrations, as well as cognitive disorganisation, which captures distractability and difficulty in focusing one's thoughts.
In most of the cultures, magical measures and precautions are more important than the religious cult as such.
His narrative comes from Audrey Niffenegger's graphic novel The Raven Girl, which embraces in extraordinary measure both the magical and mundane in its story of a postman who falls in love with a raven, and fathers a human daughter with the soul of a bird.
We'll cover a range of products, including an ingredient-delivery service, a magical scale that measures the nutrition of your food, and one very special ice cube.
The experience is magical and adventurous in equal measure.
"With a certain Latin American magical realism thrown in for good measure and a socialist-realist bent on one side".
Much better this than relying on the quasi-magical monetary and exchange-rate policy measures advocated as instantaneous growth starters.
There is nothing magical about kilometers, by the way; measure d in furlongs and the nearest neighbors will get a bigger slice of the pie.
Despite his apparent magical abilities of influence, Trump failed the first measure of debating: factual accuracy.
After the murky opening measures of the music, when a chorale theme emerged, the chords were shrouded in magical mists of strings and orchestral sonorities.
