Porritt sometimes talks about the database using mystical language, like a trophy fisherman musing about the sea.
Especially that computerized secondary gate-screening system, which uses mystical Harry Potter-like formulas that often select the least-suspicious passengers, including harried business travelers flying on complicated itineraries, to be pulled aside for that irritating additional perp pat-down and bag check while everyone else is boarding the plane.
December 10 , 1908Avignon, France April 27 , 1992Clichy, France Olivier Messiaen, in full Olivier-Eugène-Prosper-Charles Messiaen (born Dec. 10, 1908, Avignon, France died April 27 , 1992 Clichy, near Paris) influential French composer, organist, and teacher noted for his use of mystical and religious themes.
I love that you've always addressed that – a song like Into The Mystic, it's the post-conversational emotional exchange, it's using something mystical … See, "mystical" doesn't necessarily mean "religious".
Steele used almost mystical terms to describe the process by which Obama could transform Snodgrass's life.
Donnie Yen's Chirrut Imwe is one of these new kind of Force acolytes, incapable of using the mystical energy field to control their environments, but nonetheless determined to uphold its principles.
Mr. Brannaman, who has been riding since before he could reach the stirrups, uses a mystical empathy to calm horses, forgoing the casual violence that is so much a part of horse breaking.
The radical shift from incense as a protective material to one used in mystical rites raises several important questions, especially in our modern age where radioactive dangers abound.
One day, at a party, grown-up John and his friends hold a seance, hoping to contact the murderous ghost using a mystical chant that goes "Michael Miller, come to me!" The group experiences a vision of a murdered pizza man, and magical stab wounds appear on John, but the wounds go away, so the friends all go to sleep.
