Sentence examples for powers of magic from inspiring English sources

They have great powers of magic, not so great powers of intellect.

Each follows its course to a fortune-cookie-quality moral about the magical power of love (and the lovely power of magic).

When I was awkward and twelve and bought a trick.' " It was around then that Swiss had his first epiphany about the power of magic and its risks.

"Being Picasso," in the wake of the real-life Picasso — whatever he was really like — meant being a Superpicasso, a Picasso raised to the power of magic or miracle.

"Being Picasso," in the wake of the real-life Picasso whatever he was really like meant being a Superpicasso, a Picasso raised to the power of magic or miracle.

Seeming to find order in the chaos of events by using purely rational methods, he actually demonstrates the enduring power of magic.

The film doesn't use the power of magic to seduce the rationalists in the audience into believing in the glory of what we can't see.

Through the power of "magic" it uses ZINK, which means "Zero Ink" — that's just a fancy way to say it requires special, expensive, hard-to-find paper.

Opening with a jaunty Irving Berlin tune, it introduces a wide-eyed Hollywood starlet (Imogen Poots) who tells an interviewer, in an exaggerated Brooklyn drawl, about her love of classic black-and-white movies and her belief in the power of magic and luck.

tom brady looks like he's about to ask a room full of people to suspend their disbelief and believe in the power of magic just for one night pic.twitter.com/VO98UB5gyq.

Tenuous as all this might sound for any sort of functional governance structure, the Elvin have overseen several centuries of relative peace, apparently thanks to the power of magic.