Sample Sentences forséance (auto-selected)
séance as in: medium conducted a séance
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She placed her fingers flat on the table edge, like someone at a seance, then, almost instantly, closed her hands—her nails were bitten down to the quick. (source)seance = a meeting in which people sit around a table with a spiritualist and attempt to communicate with the dead
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He felt as if he had left the great séance and all the murmuring ghosts.† (source)
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They all turned expectantly toward her, as though this were a séance and she were the medium.† (source)
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His skin was the color of teakwood, dark and glistening like Queen Marie's old séance table.† (source)
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This is not a séance!† (source)
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In his white slacks and white shirt, with his long white hair, he seemed to draw the meager ambient light to himself, glowing softly like an entity at a séance.† (source)
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The candles sat between them so that they looked like three men preparing for a seance—the judge in his silk robe, Nels in his bow tie with its touch of the theatrical, Alvin Hooks dapper and elegant, his legs crossed, one knee over the other.† (source)
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You remember that silly séance he arranged and how it ended when that girl-I forget her name-fainted?† (source)
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Everywhere we went there used to be these welcoming seances d'animation, tribal dancing.† (source)
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A WOMAN'S COURAGE Thus ended this memorable seance.† (source)
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I took this very photograph at a séance in Bristol.† (source)
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What did you do, hold seances?† (source)
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Tina spoke to the Great Lady, inquiring after someone who might perform the seance.† (source)
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Robert Radebaugh loved the memory of the night Mike organized a séance in his tent.† (source)
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Herr Albin was commissioned to act as their spokesperson and to negotiate with whatever presences might appear, since he had taken part in seances on a few occasions prior to this.† (source)
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We shall have to appoint a special seance, then, beginning early.† (source)
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