Sentence examples similar to were it imbued with magic from inspiring English sources

Lot 205 in the sale, a female Baule Kpan mask from Ivory Coast, is a good example of how objects can be imbued with magic.

It seemed to me that the air was imbued with magic, and all the things you dreamed about as a sad kid that would make you feel less awful about yourself had actually fulfilled their promise.

She recalls Uncle Stevie Goldsmith's welcome to country at the public Biennial launch on Friday, in which he spoke about how, for Aboriginal Australians, most objects are imbued with magic.

So ubiquitous is the second group that a random survey in Times Square the other day turned up no fewer than one in four passersby wearing some interpretation of a charm or amulet -- jewelry believed by some cultures to be imbued with magic to ward off evil or bring good luck.

Sakaguwa's comics, while being hilarious, are imbued with a quiet magic that somehow makes a glowing computer screen as ripe with beauty and mystery as a night sky full of twinkling stars.

Carol Ann Duffy has written a fairy story imbued with magic that is perfect to read aloud.

Chaos magic never quite happened (the concept of wearing something because it was "imbued with meaning" is a bit arch), but the idea of magic?

Even so, despite these innumerable clones, the Canon is imbued with inimitable magic.

Even so, says Grandage: "it's imbued with Australia.

The house is the Taj promised by Rob, and it is imbued with Julie's presence.

Though it is imbued with a profound moral sense, it does not preach.