Sentence examples for represents magical from inspiring English sources
Imagining that it will do so represents magical, not evidence-based logical thinking.
Living in a beautiful space between the country's storied religious past and its rapidly advancing present, these figures represent magical realism in the 21st century.
Mr. Meltzer also represents that magical thing about New York, where even the most ordinary grandmothers and grandfathers have stories to tell about famous people and places.
Instead, it's about what, in Eco's rhapsodic and often funny book, the thesis represents: a magical process of self-realization, a kind of careful, curious engagement with the world that need not end in one's early twenties.
But to me, they represented the magical lights that lured me to San Francisco in 1976.
Consisting of cow and sheep bones (mostly from prime-cuts of meat), rabbit bones, five strips of leather, a broken bladed tool and two broken clay pipes, it almost certainly represented a magical way of seeking to confuse and distract the Devil and his demons.
Microsoft's chief executive Satya Nadella said the HoloLens headset represented a "magical moment" of "category creation" that developers lived for.
The sand settles but not the glitter, representing our magical thoughts and the universe which keeps going".
Willow's card had been Spiritus, representing her magical powers; she is killed by having her spirit sucked out of her.
