Sentence examples for veritable magic from inspiring English sources
(Emily's a mistress of disguise! She has a veritable magic porridge pot of money! She can break in anywhere, like a female Eugene Tooms! She speaks Japanese!).
While arguably one of the most critical expressions of innate immunity - a veritable magic elixir to vanquish infection and decontaminate the most noxious debris - pus per se does not appear to be the focus of many studies.
The new season of the New York City Opera offers a veritable festival of productions by Mark Lamos, a theatrical director whose work for the operatic stage has yielded intermittent magic.
Atkinson was a towering success against Bambrick, Britton a veritable ammunition factory for the right wing, and Robinson was daunted neither by Phillips's dazzling raiment nor by the magic word "Arsenal" when Rogers and Phillips exchanged places in the second half.
A surreal story that won't be for everyone – I must admit it is not exactly to my taste – it combines magic realism with some of the more quotidian aspects of both illness and internet dating to deliver a veritable nightmare of a tale, its pages edged in black as if they were Victorian funeral notices.
A veritable Gallic paradise.
Veritable renaissance men, then?
There is a veritable army of altruists.
It's a veritable winter wonderland.
