Sentence examples for certain mystique for from inspiring English sources

Upstate New York holds a certain mystique for me.

Oscar night has lost a certain mystique for us in the UK, that's for sure.

But in recent years he has acquired a certain mystique for his ability to cajole fragile runners into peak performance.

SINCE 1972, when our ailing grandfather died while vacationing on Madeira, the Portuguese island has held a certain mystique for us.

Train travel in the Old World maintains a certain mystique for many travelers - and it's little wonder: With scads of culture, 47 countries packed into a region slightly larger than the U.S., and exhaustive tracks that go everywhere from the plains of Spain to the eastern fringes of Russia, Europe is tailor-made for riding the rails.

"There's a certain mystique of the monarchy, and of course, a religious underlying and significance to it.

For the owners, keeping the restaurant open for the racing season has proved profitable, creating a certain mystique and ensuring a stampede of would-be diners.

Don Draper camped out by himself at the bar counter is alluring — noted Merkin, "there's a certain mystique to drinking and the male braggadocio of it all" — whereas the same image, for a woman, "maybe unjustly, seems sadder".

There is a certain mystique surrounding it.

There's a certain mystique about Nayland Blake.

Yet bitcoins retain a certain mystique.