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Example sentences for magically
Or his lobbying that's somehow magically something other than lobbying.
As if the bankers were innocently minding their business and suddenly noticed all these incentives magically appearing.
Imagine trying to photocopy a pile of papers, only for one of the copied sheets to magically jump back into the queue.
Unfortunately, it is not as simple as add sunlight and energy magically appears.
What could be seen of the landscape appeared magically changed.
Then the ranger lights a match and the tiny dot of light magically spreads, illuminating a circle of astonished faces.
Programmers getting smarter won't happen magically, so what will make them do the work.
On the computer terminal above, words and sentences magically appeared.
When a college stops requiring standardized admissions tests, no rainbow magically appears.
And everyone is going to magically plug in their magic electric cars.
Fertilizers are handy as well and they don't magically appear.
Nor do students magically transfer information to their minds or acquire copies of exams out of teachers' offices.
To think so, is to be of the same mentality that thought maggots magically appeared in meat.
These quotes then magically turn an opinionated story into an objective one.
With reading you will never be bored and your vocabulary will magically increase.
People think they magically explain complex phenomena without providing a serious theory of how they can behave the way they do.
He wonders if there is a connection, if the wall magically beckons migrants.
Moviemaking seems to have become almost magically easy for this independent writer-director.
Thank you for taking a sane look at the magically insane.
If more money magically changed all prices exactly the same percentage at the same time there would be no problem.
Well, you can't run up trillions in debt and then expect an age of well-funded space exploration to magically arrive.
Spray bottles filled with water can be used to magically turn cement to dark gray.
But this doesn't magically and automatically happen.
The blue-haired fairy is inexplicably alive and magically powerful.
Some continue to try to mask the deficit by suggesting that borrowing will magically solve the problem.
Though, it is amazing how money will magically appear when a department gets excited about someone who needs more money.
When you lock one door, there is no guarantee that a new better door will magically appear.
So no viral thoughts or memes are magically gravitating together.
High-rise buildings seem to rise magically, as if defying construction requirements.
He adjusts a few knobs and a wave magically appears.
It would not magically endow politicians with the will or the ability to deliver, but it would help.
Its a different ship unless things can magically appear out of no where in space.
Also learn to prepare some easy green treats that are magically delicious.
Changing the power source won't magically make us sustainable.
When peace breaks out, bad guys are magically transformed into good guys, as history has demonstrated over and over again.
But unless he magically wins his appeal-or dies-he is going to see the inside of a prison hospital or cell.
Apparently complex organs such as eyes, hands or brains evolve magically by chance and the lucky species works out how to use it.
Intricate patterns of human life reveal themselves magically.
She took a thick brush and stroked a line on either side of her face, magically lifting her cheekbones.
The billions of blasted fragments would magically recombine, rescinding the destruction they had done.
Ledger magically and mysteriously disappears beneath the skin of his lean, sinewy character.
Allowing prisoners to vote will not magically reconnect them with society, but it will probably do more good than excluding them.
Later on, you can tell definitively that they've magically shrunken the planet.
Magically, the appraised value always keeps increasing at a crazy rate.
When countries mature economically, agreeing to live with free markets and personal freedom, scarcity magically goes away.
Yes, don't forget to teach us ignorant fools how resources magically multiply when you turn them over to the government.
Then you landed a starting professorship and were magically bestowed with health benefits and a retirement account.
Whether intractable social problems can be solved quite so magically is open to doubt.
These two things did not magically made themselves long ago and far away.
The overarching message is that there is no easy solution or single nostrum that will magically increase our nation's performance.
Thus what would otherwise have been a solitary moment is magically transformed into a pleasant encounter.
Believe with me that our problems can be reduced, not magically resolved.
Magically, music from the local radio station poured from the earphone.
Espresso powder in the frosting magically highlights the depth of the chocolate.
Whenever a curse word slips out of my mouth, he hits it and the curse magically disappears.
It doesn't magically allow you to build businesses by turning investors' money into operating expenses indefinitely.
He derided politically correct claims that humans alone are magically free of genetic influences in their behaviour.
The point hasn't been that the extra money, once freed-up, will magically flood robotic missions with loads of extra cash.
