Sentence examples for some kind of spell from inspiring English sources

The physical similarity between grandfather and grandson must work some kind of spell on Lovey.

The adolescent girls in Hellen van Meene's portraits have always seemed to be under some kind of spell.

Perry suffered some kind of spell onstage when he tried to launch an attack on Romney for being a flip-flopper.

So in Iran today, some people say that Rahim-Mashaee has cast some kind of spell over Ahmadinejad – that he has captured Ahmadinejad's mind.

His exasperation broke some kind of spell and I realised that I too could have ketchup if I wanted, and immediately put some on my breakfast too.

One blogger to the book club website found it intriguing that the falls were supposed to cast some kind of spell over the main characters, before retracting the thought.

Being in a country where everyone believes in magic – and sitting in front of a man who claims to use it himself – I guess I also believed for a brief moment, too, because I was definitely very worried that Philippe would cast some kind of gruesome spell on me if I didn't promise to buy one of his trinkets.

Being in a country where everyone believes in magic and sitting in front of a man who claims to use it himself—I guess I believed for a brief moment, too, because I was definitely very worried that Philippe would cast some kind of gruesome spell on me if I didn't promise to buy one of his trinkets.

We need to interrogate them, understand them, not simply repeat them like some kind of magic spells.

I'm under some kind of a damn spell".

"Islam is not a witch, or some kind of a magic spell," she said.