mystic造句

Did they sit around waiting for an inspirational flash or a mystic spell of luck?

It figures in legend and history as a mystic land far back of beyond.

The "dark night" of the 18th century mystic St. Paul of the Cross lasted 45 years; he ultimately recovered.

This beauty is surrounded with many myths, secrets, and already known facts, and it has some mystic influence on people.

And the same Seymour - the family saint, poet and mystic - whom we've heard about at such length in the later Glass stories.

I will quote from a dude who has this mindful thing mastered: Howard Thurman, who died in 1981, and was a mystic, theologian, minister, and activist.

Romanticism in France as in England wavered between a mystic irrationalism, on the one hand, and a gallant defense of individual liberty and social reform on the other.

Severe mental disorders, for them, are the result of being possessed by spirits - entirely not in the domain of men of medicine but in that of mystic healers.

The seneschal knew that Lars Nelle had resurrected their astonishing tale, writing a book in the 1970s that told the world about the tiny French village and its supposed ancient mystic.

Rarely did he read more than a page of it before sleep came swiftly and peacefully, more like a mystic intensifying of perception than any changeful entrance into another world.

I have sought it, finally, because in the union of love I have seen, in a mystic miniature, the prefiguring vision of the heaven that saints and poets have imagined.