Sentence examples for perhaps magical from inspiring English sources
A 24-character futhark (runic alphabet), arranged in three groups of eight symbols, is engraved on it, followed by eight characters, tuwa tuwa, of unknown, perhaps magical, significance.
It hides profundity in its humble, and perhaps magical, form, regretting the missed opportunity to have known something more of "the infinite civilisations of the world".
Iraq's sects have remained at each other's throats since their country was carved out of the Ottoman Empire after World War I. Perhaps magical thinking can bring peace to Israel and the Palestinians, too.
Or perhaps the magical qualities of a GNER train?
Yes I answered, and for 15, perhaps 20, magical seconds the talking was over, and I found myself answering the melodic patterns spewing from Coleman's fingers.
Perhaps most magical of all is The Coupling, where Henry brings a searing, aching, metal-on-metal beauty to a composition that is completely and wonderfully abstract.
Stephanie Coontz, a chairwoman of the Council on Contemporary Families, suggested that perhaps some "magical thinking" is at play, with couples believing that "if we make our wedding unique, our marriages will be unique, and we'll be exempted from the pressures".
When you have a sense of gratitude, life tends to feel more fulfilling and perhaps even magical!
Lest you think it's a trend that only looks good in a professional photo, perhaps these magical Instagrams can convince you otherwise.
Perhaps that magical night on the tiles was enough to sway him, as a month later the application was approved on the condition the flats will be soundproofed.
Perhaps that magical night on the tiles was enough to sway him, as a month later the application was approved on the condition the flats will be soundproofed.
