mystically

She turned to him, and he moved his hands mystically in the air.

He saw another man, whose hands were weaving mystically in the air.

Yet he knew this was a point of power, mystically linked to others throughout time.

The phone mystically stopped ringing when he needed to use it.

Fire hung mystically from the end of the barrel for a moment.

It was a mystically soft urging, one that knew me.

They mystically reflect the gathering together of Christians as one in the church.

This version of events almost makes it seem as if the right mystically appeared from nowhere.

"Well, seems to me it's got to get mystically slippery at some point.

"You can just pull that time out," he said, almost mystically, as we gazed at the book.

He deals mystically with prayer, regarding it as more important than study.

They experience a mystically incestuous stirring upon meeting after their father's death.

It's once again that time of the year when, unbelievably, great new records mystically appear!

Lindsay took to the air as if she were part of it-effortlessly, almost mystically.

One of their contract murders had been recorded, however mystically, by a living entity.

Not that Mel was really a good example, as she and I had been mystically involved.

He sees himself as almost mystically sent to America."

- but this time with Horatio looking mystically at the horizon.

We are talking about a visceral, mystically sensed, thoroughly shared experience.

After spending the night with a stranger, she continues her journey feeling mystically renewed.

It was mystically, intuitively, spiritually that I began to advance.

He has been ridiculed for saying this, but he was mystically very right.

Utopia is thus moved from the future into the eternal presence, which can be mystically experienced.

His strength, speed, and agility have been mystically enhanced beyond human levels.

"He was mystically driven, preoccupied with the final judgment, recording everything and everyone in order to save them."