用mystical造句子，“mystical”造句
Their pursuit of knowledge of the afterlife and the mystical made them feared and respected members of their tribes.
In his play Macbeth Shakespeare has his three witches hovering over their mystical brew chanting “double, double toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble.”
The mystical-sounding 'acceptance prophecy' is simply this: when we think other people are going to like us, we behave more warmly towards them and consequently they like us more.
In Chinese myth and legend, Loong is a mystical animal with snake body, lizard leg, chicken feet, antler, fish scale and fish tail. It does walk, fly and swim.
Nearly all Christian mystical writers relegate these phenomena to the periphery.
Sultans, sailors, slaves, and spice traders have all passed through this mystical Indian Ocean archipelago on East Africa’s Swahili Coast.
In legends, these mystical and magical people could turn men into mice and broomsticks into flying objects with a special potion or the flick of a magic wand!
What gives them their seemingly mystical aura?
Also, we should maybe keep in mind that fish was a well known mystical symbol among these early Christians.
To Gaskell, her "dear friend" Charlotte was the heroine, with the rest of the family - eccentric Patrick, masochistic Branwell, pious Anne and violently mystical Emily - left in her shadow.
It is a mystical estate , an apostolic succession , from only begetter to only begotten.
Elizabeth Jennings believed writing a poem was "like mystical experience, a gratuitous gift" and confessed that she wrote "in order to know, to discover, to get things clear." she.
Speaking before a large college audience, he went on to point out that "ecological awareness" and "mystical experience" are simply two ways of describing the same realization.
Lifton wrote that mystical manipulation often occurs through "planned spontaneity."
The expanse of the white sands, the palm trees and the turquoise water make for an almost mystical experience.
