Sentence examples for much mystique from inspiring English sources

"It has as much mystique underwater as it does when it is exposed," he said.

Ms. Cruz, as ever, loses much mystique the moment she speaks English.

And maybe because conventional authority figures, politicians, lawyers and priests have lost so much mystique, fixers have special currency these days.

At Ms. Lohan's age, Taylor had already had three husbands, starring roles in "Giant" and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," and was one of the most famous sex symbols of her time — only Marilyn Monroe had as much mystique and paparazzi appeal.

All that's left to reconcile is how much mystique you're willing to accept, versus how much you can afford.

It's hard to name a title in recent years that's carried so much mystique without even being seen.

That distinctive structure gives Lloyd's much of its mystique.

"If Professor Ahn jumps into actual politics, much of the mystique and aurora surrounding him will evaporate, too".

While Bordeaux may have lost much of its mystique and allure, it still has its defenders, even among the sommelier crowd.

And it's not at all easy to say how much of the mystique could be stripped away without harming the whole institution.

A book on building electric kilns, with clear instructions and practical advice, dispelled much of the mystique around constructing simple but efficient structures.