Sentence examples for distinct aura from inspiring English sources
It is a worthy yet overwhelming business, City Council members say, and it has left them with the distinct aura of impotence.
Doors bang, delivery carts clatter by, and Mr. Molina might steal a moment to catch up with one of the men who work in the freight hallway, but none of this detract from El Sabroso's distinct aura of calm.
What ensued were a great many confiscations, obscenity cases, and the creation of a distinct aura around Miller as an author, namely by later members of the Beat generation, upon whom he had a significant impact.
"My father was one of the wisest, nicest, least ambitious men I've ever met," says Hall. Practically all Peter's own energy and drive seems to have come from his mother, a determined and over-protective woman, who, as Hall rather unkindly puts it in his autobiography, "had a distinct aura of piss-elegance".
It is most often used in reference to body parts where you would expect a possessive ("moved the hand", "licked the lips") and seems to me a distancing technique at moments of intense emotion which imbues the characters with a distinct aura of vulnerability – a form of British 'stiff upper lip' which makes the characters, and their situations, seem somehow real, even when they are absurd.
As a queer woman who was born with a polycystic ovary that has enabled her to grow facial hair since the age of 12, her presence and distinct aura defy the tired norms of race and gender in this country.
The museum will face challenges balancing young visitors' digital appetites with preservation of the galleries' distinct, meditative aura, which has been forged in part by the policies that are being reversed, the officials say.
In conclusion, we reported an unusual case of a female patient who had PMM with a distinct and regular aura.
Somehow, I and others came to perceive various recordings, if not as colors, as having distinct odors or auras.
(ii) The visual symptoms are distinct from migraine with aura.
References. 1. Shankin CJ, Maniyar FH, Digre KB and Goadsby P. 'Visual snow' – a disorder distinct from persistent migraine aura.
