Black, his favored color, set him apart and generated an aura of authority about him; it also worked as a kind of spotlight, focussing the viewer's eye on the sharp features of his large head.
Equally, his deft use of color and nuanced tone can generate an aura of gravity and melancholy around the most elegant of edifices.
(To those who might argue that a masterpiece necessarily generates such an aura all on its lonesome – the shade of poor Vincent demurs).
Whichever your gender, the décor is designed for comfort: wood-tiled walls, exposed wood tables and, in the downstairs dining room, a mural of trees on the ceiling all generate an earthy aura.
If mechanical reproduction can not only preserve, but actually generate a literal aura in works of art, that might blow even Walter Benjamin's mind.
GPs presume that some 'Heilpraktiker' take advantage of this situation and try to generate a special 'esoteric' aura to attract people.
As the soloist creates fluid shapes, an infrared camera captures her movements and communicates them to a computer, which produces a graphic response that is then projected onto the dancer, generating striking effects: an aura, a constellation, and even something like an aurora borealis.
Like other Romantics, John Keats complained that the intimate forms of illumination associated with candles and oil lamps, which lit small areas with an uneven, gently flickering flame, and which consequently generated a kind of contemplative aura, were being consigned to the past.
Because Turkey Vulture (Cathartes aura) generated a long branch, it was removed after preliminary analysis (see Gibb et al. 2007; Slack et al. 2007).
The preview appears to resurrect PetGa, an "alien" interface of an app that generated users' auras that appeared alongside Gaga's 2013 ArtPop album.
