Sentence examples for some sort of magic from inspiring English sources

It was as if the outline wrote itself down by some sort of magic — not unlike the magical powers possessed by my protagonist, Harry Potter, who can cast spells and walk through certain kinds of walls.

Is 17% some sort of magic number?

Or maybe he possessed some sort of magic with the crocodiles.' As told to Austin Considine.

Tannishtha and Christopher weave some sort of magic between them to make their relationship seem inevitable rather than merely credible.

We can criticise him for clinging to his zero-tolerance uniform policy as some sort of magic bullet.

"I don't want this to come across as some sort of magic puzzle, which has a simple answer," Mr. Dorst said.

"A combination of 'savvy investing', painting the walls of their previous property beige to make it more attractive to buy-to-letters and some sort of magic-based mortgage deal will have them eagerly clambering up the property ladder.

Rumors suggested that Samsung had developed some sort of magic-scroll eye-tracking technology, when in reality the Galaxy S 4 can actually only track your head, very much like the Galaxy S III's Smart stay feature.

It's some sort of black magic nobody understands.

Their sound, as Case described it, was like "a bunch of kids trying to reproduce some sort of Owen Bradley magic".

Is he employing some sort of dialectical magic in which each thing is identical to its opposite?