Sentence examples for reciting incantations from inspiring English sources
He circled it, reciting incantations.
Mr. Sibat appeared on Lebanese television earning $700 a month to answer callers' questions, offer advice, cast spells or recite incantations.
The spectral crowd would take up the lines I'd been replaying earlier, and then, more mystically, recite incantations whose content never quite slipped over into comprehensibility.
In the late Vedic traditions of the Brāhmaṇas, we are told that there is perfection of the ritual form (rūpasamṛddhi) when a recited incantation echoes the ritual action that is being performed.
He soothed conservatives, in part by reciting socialist incantations.
The priest takes a handful of holy water and throws it into the man's face, reciting biblical incantations.
In 742 Emperor Xuanzong personally held the incense burner during a ceremony led by Amoghavajra (705 74, patriarch of the Shingon school) reciting "mystical incantations to secure the victory of Tang forces".
It's not just that the film holds up to repeat viewings; its very point is its seemingly infinite repeatability, its mysterious capacity to surprise both first-time viewers and those who know it as well as a magician reciting an incantation.
But you can't just wave a wand and recite an incantation.
Then one night he walked to the Clarksdale crossroads, recited an incantation and summoned the Devil to come from hell and inspire him.
