Sentence examples for technical wizardry required from inspiring English sources
*** The Boarding House by William Trevor (Penguin £8.99) Trevor's 1965 novel is a dazzling display of character-led fiction which may not have aged terribly well, but there's something almost joyous in the technical wizardry required to produce such a motley crew of monstrous, yet sympathetic, individuals.
The pragmatic wizardry required was exhausting.
The first Wizardry outsold (more than 200,000 copies sold in its first three years) the first Ultima and received better reviews, but over time Ultima became more popular by improving its technology and making games more friendly, while Wizardry required new players to play the first game before its first two sequels, and the very difficult Wizardry IV sold poorly.
But younger viewers, especially those who have grown up downloading American sitcoms and films — nearly all of them illicitly — increasingly demand the technical wizardry and narrative complexity that they say is often lacking in state-backed productions.
For the process to run that quickly, you'd expect some technical wizardry to come into play and Tesla certainly delivers.
Sheetz says action sequences are often too long now because studios want to wow audiences with technical wizardry, but this doesn't always help the movie's storyline.
Vincent Canby of The New York Times reviewed: "Dick Tracy has just about everything required of an extravaganza: a smashing cast, some great Stephen Sondheim songs, all of the technical wizardry that money can buy, and a screenplay that observes the fine line separating true comedy from lesser camp".
I really want him to appreciate the improvisation, the technical wizardry and the soaring beauty of jazz, so perhaps he'll get his friends listening to it someday.
No technological wizardry was required, but key stage 4 media studies students were there to help if needed.
We do most of the medical, technical wizardry exceptionally well.
