The phrase "amazing aura" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a remarkable or captivating presence or atmosphere surrounding a person, place, or thing.
Example: "The artist had an amazing aura that drew everyone in, making her performance unforgettable."
Alternatives: "incredible presence" or "captivating energy."
"It's amazing, an amazing aura.
He has an amazing aura about him.
Jeff: There's a guy called Gruff Rhys who sings with a band called the Super Furry Animals; he has an amazing aura whenever he comes on board.
"It's something that he talked about and created a kind of amazing aura around," Mr. Lethem said, "so that people have an image of it as if it's some kind of consummated effort.
When she died in October, at 75, a woman at my local news agent's saw the obituary and remarked, "But my husband will be so disappointed!" He had recently purchased a home on eastern Long Island, she explained, largely because it had once belonged to Verdon, that girl with the amazing aura, free enough to be a pal, happy to live in the moment, with no expectations.
With this amazing aura, Facebook management and staff would have been easily forgiven for growing over-confident eventually and ultimately complacent.
There is something about watching an episode of The Good Wife that brings me immense joy, like eating a delicious Italian dinner, the seamless conversation when catching up with old friends, or the giddy aura after an amazing first date.
However much they knew of her life and work, the young students seemed to respond to her aura, as if some amazing African-American queen mother had come to them.
He'd fantasised about choreographing for Watson for a while: "I thought there was something amazing about him, a kind of otherworldly aura".
To the newspaper-reading public and future generations, it was the lie detector, a contraption with dubious scientific credentials, a shady ethical aura and, as it turned out, amazing longevity.
