talismanic การใช้

• Talismanic captain Al Charron blew out his knee this past June.
• Flat-tax proponents tend to imbue the idea with talismanic qualities.
• The Izembek road has assumed talismanic significance to both sides.
• Anything touched by a famous explorer has a talismanic quality.
• Though the tradition of talismanic shirts might be much older.
• The Tongass is of almost talismanic importance to environmentalists.
• Both Barbie and the ancient oaken doll have a kind of talismanic quality.
• He is a talismanic figure whose sheer drive and charisma transcends national divides.
• Talismanic objects are lost, then recovered.
• How the talismanic bond was burned.
• Modern Daoists consider the " Wuchujing " as talismanic and chant it for protection.
• One of the most fascinating is a talismanic shirt that Mehmet the Conqueror wore under his armor.
• Mirrors, whether made of metal or glass, have retained their talismanic power in Chinese culture.
• "The most ancient talismanic anthropomorphized and given form through the intervention of human intellectual meddling ."
• He wore many religious symbols on his person; presumably, he invested them with talismanic qualities.
• Superstitious European sailors valued the talismanic powers of the witch's balls in protecting their homes.
• The location of sexual vitality or fertility in the horse's head suggests its talismanic potency.
• Some of the women who wear her jewelry believe, like Kazuko, that it has talismanic properties.
• The appearance of this talismanic object appeared to embolden Constantine's troops and dismay those of Licinius.
• Much of the jewellery will have been designed and selected for its talismanic, religious or personal significance.