Sentence examples for fairy aspect from inspiring English sources

"I don't dislike Tinkerbell," she says, "but the fairy aspect is the bit that least interested me.

"That fairy tale aspect of fashion is what appeals to Americans," Ms. Zoe said.

"I always loved the fairy tale aspect of shoes: Cinderella's glass slipper, Dorothy's ruby slippers," said her daughter.

There might be more of a fairy-tale aspect now.

Kidman admitted: "There's a fairy-tale aspect to it, which is why it isn't a biopic".

There are so many layers to the opera, from the fairy-tale aspect to Mozart's concern with Freemasonry — the intellectual, logical dimension represented by Sarastro.

While John Duigan's pointedly whimsical film overworks the fairy-tale aspect of this friendship, it also shows off a poised young actress and a leading man with charisma to burn.

For teenagers who are pregnant or already mothers, the fairy-tale aspect of prom night is especially potent: They can transform themselves for a few hours and feel free.

The fairy-tale aspect was both the inspiration — and the ultimate challenge — for Ms. Amos, who has sold over 12 million albums, and Mr. Adamson, author of the West End stage adaptation of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" in 2009 and other plays.

It has a fairy-tale aspect, and Bell's career has always had a scripted quality to it – a working-class boy from the northeast of England is transported by the movies all the way from his local Odeon to the high tables of Hollywood.

There is a fairy-tale aspect to the whites who pass through her autobiography: The "white man of many acres and things" who chanced upon her birth and cut her umbilical cord with his knife; the strangers who would drive past her house and give her rides out toward the horizon.