talismanic

IPA: tˈæɫɪsmˈænɪk

Examples of "talismanic" in Sentences

Roy Hodgson bemoaned the loss of his "talismanic" defender, who could be absent for up to six weeks.
To my thinking, the inscriptions must have been of that so-called talismanic kind in which these weak heathen believe.
Then make a book, but make it what the magicians call a "talismanic" work - somehow beautiful, nicely bound on good paper etc.
One member of his retinue said he views the Spaniard as a "talismanic" figure whose departure would alter his valuation of the club.
Inspired by the complex numerical relationships identified in talismanic objects or tables the Iranian artist Yahya Fiuzi creates art by interpreting the numbers as colours.
A. Charles at 6: 43 seems to believe that invocation of the words "Unitary Executive Theory" works some kind of talismanic magic juju that obviates the need to actually reason out a position.
That evening, only a few hours ago, the officers of his staff regarded him as a kind of talismanic idol; by midnight he had become a millstone around their necks, a mere lump of carved stone ...
And I enjoy being a so-called talismanic figure - I love being involved and trying to make things happen for others - but more than one man is going to have to play well if we are going to beat England.