Sentence examples for peculiar magic from inspiring English sources

"And that's its peculiar magic.

Like many of the greatest novels in this series, its peculiar magic almost defies analysis.

There is much further evidence here of the peculiar magic, made from almost nothing, that was Polke's signal specialty.

Shortly after meeting the Guardian, Owens shares his peculiar magic with a tiny crowd in central London's St Giles In The Fields church.

De Middel wanted the book to reflect the makeshift nature of the Zambian space dream, but also the peculiar magic of that dream as well.

We consider ourselves to have plateaued, but reckon without his peculiar magic: he refuses to let us relax and insists we do more.

Almost everything he did was magic — peculiar, off guard, tender, even tenderer.

Both times, clients and agencies learned new skills and incorporated them into that peculiar and powerful magic called 'branding'branding

And the novel's canonical status, the way it's practically the sacred text of American lit, makes it an ideal specimen for the show's peculiar form of magic: it brings the book back to life.

Because of the spherical symmetry of the electronic wave functions, different physical processes have peculiar features at magic numbers of electrons.

The unassuming plug-in promised a peculiar sort of magic, souping up the sound quality of existing audio hardware with the press of a button.