Sentence examples for such a magic from inspiring English sources

"Because, when you start the breakfast show, you're such a magic golden princess.

"His effortlessness had such a magic to it," Ms. Temkin said.

Obama, who, three years ago, invited all of the surviving Tuskegee Airmen to his inauguration, knows that the uniform has not always been quite such a magic cloak, even as the military can and has been a transformative civic classroom.

Furthermore, to suggest that such a direct causal link exists between MC and all sorts of desirable societal outcomes immediately burdens any post-m diversity strategy with an unworkable high standard: namely, the forming of such a magic bullet.

If specificity is intended by such a magic bullet, receptor ligands such as those targeting the dopamine and somatostatin receptors and most recently those ligands targeting the misfolded amyloid protein, are good examples of the progress achieved.

"The Court today performs just such a magic trick with the Elections Clause," the dissent continues.

In all the clips there are little bits of animation – such as a magic light pen drawing pictures of the Beatles, or diagrams of chord progressions that appear and disappear – that are sprinkled throughout the environment.

Pezzi claims to be responsible for "over 850 inventions" and schemes such as a "magic bullet" for cancer, a "robotic chef," and sexual inventions like "penile enlargement techniques" and "ways to tighten the vagina" (because "men like women with tight vaginas").

Furthermore, artifacts such as a "magic angle effect" can complicate valid evaluation.

But that's my only complaint about a show with such a subtle magic about it that, as night-time beckons, Emelie is standing on her seat and singing along with the sun.

That's such a huge magic that never left me.