Sentence examples for the voodoo of from inspiring English sources

One of the book's most funnily barbed moments involves "the voodoo of fine dining" to which Obinze is subjected by a friend's largess.

(David Stockman, the budget director, unburdened himself to a reporter on the voodoo of Reagan's economics and kept his job anyway).

Several of the heirs manage to come off as endearing, confused youth, with pimples and problems, albeit ones with the "voodoo of inherited wealth".

In that photograph of Goldin's absent sister, there is death, and also hope hope that the voodoo of love can make a difference.

He was tired of having to skulk around, of not being able to emote about his money -- he wanted to dispel what he calls "the voodoo of inherited wealth".

It took three years, but Jamie Johnson, the 23-year-old director of "Born Rich," coaxed the camera-shy children of old fortunes and newly minted ones to discuss what he calls "the voodoo of inherited wealth".

The Pendulum beat the home team of the Voodoo capital of the world.

Geoff Cowart of musicOMH draws similarities of the song to "the voodoo blues of Screaming Jay Hawkins".

A pile-up in Haiti which spills a macabre lorryload of coffins recalls the voodoo creepiness of Live And Let Die.

He was spotted, someone said, at a disco, clad in black, dancing on the day of Baron Samedi, the voodoo lord of death who guards cemetery gates in his top hat and tails.

He then combined the burgeoning psychedelic attitudes of the time with the voodoo atmospherics of his hometown, moved to L.A., and reinvented himself as Dr. John.