Sentence examples for the sorcery of from inspiring English sources

But the awareness of oneness is achieved through the sorcery of the stage.

The sorcery of cities should not be lost; Smith's ebullient guidebook helps to remind us why.

Now it is beguiled by the sorcery of Zaha Hadid, whose Spiralling Tower design for Barcelona was commissioned this week.

Because the Yanomami attributed illness to the sorcery of enemies, they blamed one another for infections caused by foreigners.

The first says that HSBC, deep down, is still an emerging-markets operation run by rugged types who disdain the sorcery of modern finance.

We see what he sees and, by the sorcery of paint, as he sees — with a consciousness both outward and inward, alive in a moment forever.

But in "Black Mamba Boy," Mohamed presses hard on the buttons that cue the violins: hunger, backbreaking slaughterhouse work, the cheerless sorcery of the household women.

And how better to experience the noisy, nerve-racking tedium of contemporary popular culture than to sit through "Dungeons and Dragons," Courtney Solomon's attempt to bring the imaginative sorcery of the game to the big screen?

As serendipitous as it was, however, the setting worked a magical chemistry with the dance, as the cosmic sorcery of Eliasson's giant sun created a glowing, unsettling atmosphere for both audience and performers to inhabit.

Compare the dreamy sorcery of Turrell's installations with the blunt self-evidence of the fluorescent fixtures deployed in Flavin's light pieces.

The other Met coup exalted the quietist sorcery of Giorgio Morandi, whose infinitely absorbing still-lifes remain daisy-fresh today, unlike a great deal of more celebrated modern art.