Sentence examples for obvious magical from inspiring English sources
We found ourselves in agreement on the fact that the weather was uncertain (it always is in the mountains; when it isn't, it is nonetheless declared to be so, for obvious magical reasons), and on the forecast for the following day.
There is obvious technical magic in the often kitschy special effects, but nothing magical in the atmosphere.
This dismal prospect is more than likely so long as the 'business-as-usual-' culture of academia continues to pretend that the status quo, especially for their students, will remain as it is like the U.S. Post office's'Forever' stamp, one of our most obvious examples of magical thinking.
It is the day after the world premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, and Bonham Carter is taking obvious delight in the magical properties of caffeine.
First off, the Wizard of Oz was disqualified, for obvious reasons: a wizard must be a person who has developed real magical power.
The work is called "Faces in the Hood", but it also reflects the Motor City, stalled.Once upon a timeWhen described, the work may sound overbearing and obvious; in person it is magical.
In the Narnia books and the Lord of the Rings, on the other hand, magical power has no obvious cost.
The ethical difficulties that might arise in treating them as magical or metaphorical or allegorical are obvious.
It is probably stating the obvious to say that Mozart's The Magic Flute, currently being performed by English National Opera, is about the magical power of music.
When I handed him his lunch, our fingers grazed, as every face in the Pizza of Love looked on in complete silence, obvious that the joint would never know another moment as magical.
