thaumaturgical造句

• Crobuzine victory in this conflict is implied following the failure of the Teshi thaumaturgical attack upon the city.
• Although it does not refer directly to the Gospel, Antoinism is often considered a thaumaturgical sects ".
• The chance to study xenobiology, practice inter-species medicine, as well as witness magical therapies and thaumaturgical healing firsthand was nothing less than a dream come true.
• American curator David d'Heilly wrote : " SPIES'work transmits a vast rosetta stone facilitating communication between the world of ancient thaumaturgical wisdom and our current network society ".
• Each book also includes a " secret " list of Thaumaturgical magic, supposedly written by Khandrinigar, a mysterious wizard who is rumored to have invented many of his own magic spells.
• "' Tylar ( Dr . Vonali Aleantylar ) "'is a doctor, Tylar comes from a family of tradition thaumaturgical healers the Aleantylar Clan or Noble House of Healers.
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• Those he most highly recommended were Indian guru Ramana Maharshi, Chan master thaumaturgical laws as a means to protect oneself from unseen influences, for anyone who would explore the dimensions of consciousness ( " the mind dimension " ), referring to texts by Eliphas Levi and others.
• Would he gently muse on'the subtle and obscure waters of identity' or make immediate reflections on the mental wellbeing of his timber suppliers ? " Brian Sewell asked why " the miracle " was " a work of art fit only for a gallery, and not some thaumaturgical object venerated in a church ?"
• He also gave official recognition to the Middle Ages in the forms of his coronation, and tried to profit from other trappings of the medieval French kings, perhaps even their miraculous curative powers ( " Bonaparte visiting the plague-victims of Jaffa " by Antoine-Jean Gros was read as a modern re-envisgaing of the thaumaturgical kings ).
• Using a hammer and chisel to split the wooden casing Nightingale reveals a pattern-welded iron core that he explains can, correctly forged using magic, acts as a magical reservoir that enables a practitioner to wield magical power at otherwise dangerous levels while avoiding'thaumaturgical degradation'( inevitable severe and irreversible brain damage resulting from over-use of magic, a condition Peter has irreverently dubbed " cauliflower " " brain syndrome "-after cauliflower ear ).
• Conservative author William F . Buckley, Jr . wrote an obituary of White in the " National Review " in which he described that " conjoined with his fine mind, his artist's talent, his prodigious curiosity, there was a transcendent wholesomeness, a genuine affection for the best in humankind . " He praised White, saying he " revolutionized the art of political reporting . " Buckley added that White made one grave strategic mistake during his journalistic lifetime : " Like so many disgusted with Chiang Kai-shek, he imputed to the opposition to Chiang thaumaturgical social and political powers.