Talisman in a sentence as a noun

I wish they would stop doing it to me." - Scott KimSuch a quote is not a talisman.

The words "free market" are not a talisman that dispels common sense.

I quote not as a talisman, but as making a point without reinventing the verbiage for it.

For example Mozart being asked to remove a ring because his playing was so good an audience thought the ring was a talisman.

Talisman definitions

noun

a trinket or piece of jewelry usually hung about the neck and thought to be a magical protection against evil or disease

See also: amulet