(1) But the passage also slips towards unreason; it is incantation , not argument.

(2) Evil cannot always be repelled by incantation , by demonstrations, by social analysis or by psychoanalysis.

(3) An incantation to raise the dead

(4) Such features are very prominent in nursery rhymes and ballads, where frequently pleasure lies in rhythm, incantation , and strangeness of image.

(5) He raised his arms into the air and chanted the incantation for a fireball.

(6) The murmur of incantation gurgled into silence, but not before a blazing inferno of heat erupted around him.

(7) The former prescribed the medicine, or used incantation , to provide healing.

(8) But this particular craze has nothing to do with the incantation of spells, or the brewing of noxious potions.

(9) He started chanting the incantation of a dark spell, full of ugly guttural sounds.

(10) By repeated incantation , the Five Conditions have acquired a hieratic authority.

(11) Just as he started the incantation of the escape spell, the door swung open.

(12) And with Kyrithin's continued incantation , the light was growing brighter with every passing second.

(13) Upon reaching the top, Shield once again chanted an incantation and opened the doorway to the outside world.

(14) Yet behind the irony in the final rhythmic incantation we read an emptiness that is neither spiritual sustenance, nor love.

(15) Any spell with an incantation has the ability to backfire if even one word in the chant is pronounced wrong.

(16) Stepping back from Vincent, UturliÔö£┬« stabbed the third dagger he was holding into the floor at his feet, and then stood over it, taking on a stance used for incantation .

(17) Is rhetoric, as the ancients posed, a form of incantation or magic?

(18) It will also explore certain formal similarities between the TV series and Burroughs' novels - for instance, the role of refrains, repetition and incantation .

(19) Songs of power, of magic, of emotion, of incantation and enchantment.

(20) The song was hypnotic, the words felt like an incantation , a Latin mass for suburbia.