Sentence examples for some alchemy of language from inspiring English sources
This may sound ludicrously self-indulgent, but by some alchemy of language, technical virtuosity, and visual seduction Trecartin makes it seem compelling and hugely enjoyable.
His unobtrusive, observant technique allows a complex alchemy of language, gesture and personality to emerge.
It is hard to grasp scientifically and yet the basis for the most elegant things that humans have dreamed up out of the subtle alchemy of language use.
No longer is some alchemy of bits and bytes a recipe to instant, magical game success.
They consistently use the alchemy of bureaucratic language to transform words with clear meaning into jargon.
I wanted to return to the more playful, irresponsible, even irrelevant (in a good sense) roots of storytelling — the alchemy of characters, language, and emotions — rather than relying on the possibly spurious authority of provenance.
Vladimir Nabokov, no stranger to the alchemy of second-language writing, even has his "Pale Fire" narrator suggest "Finnegans Wake as a monstrous extension of Angus MacDiamid's 'incoherent transactions.' " The book went through four different editions between 1815 and 1879, though a fifth, promised in 1897 by the head of Oxford's Bodleian Library, never materialized.
Some flatness of language.
This is due not to some supply-side alchemy of which the model has none.
Imagine a brilliant alchemy of People magazine and "The Language of Clothes," by Alison Lurie.
Gripping as the subject matter is, it's the writing that transfixes: through some alchemy Friend transmutes a seemingly random assortment of nouns and verbs into complete sentences.
