Sentence examples for mystique among from inspiring English sources
Like gurus, trainers develop a certain mystique among their clients.
Economists have a mystique among social scientists because they know mathematics.
Trilling was forty-four when "The Liberal Imagination" came out, and he had already acquired a mystique among literary intellectuals.
The mystique among grant seekers surrounding what grant makers do has grown with foundation and corporate giving.
Despite proof of Mr. Kim's birth near Khabarovosk, in the Russian far east, North Korea maintains he was born in a log cabin on Mount Paektu by the Chinese border, chosen for its mystique among Koreans as a sacred place.
It was the success of the AK47 against the US itself that established its mystique among the people who had found themselves at the wrong end of its sights.
"Bin Laden was Al Qaeda's only commander in its 22-year history and was largely responsible for the organization's mystique, its attraction among violent jihadists and its focus on America as a terrorist target," a senior administration official told reporters early Monday.
"There is a certain mystique about El Duque, even among his teammates," pitcher David Cone said.
But in the meantime, Cindy had become a doctor, adding a layer of professional expertise to her big-sisterly mystique, and I had become, among other things, a hypochondriac and a mother.
The idea that central banks should keep their discussions from the view of mere mortals — known among economists as "monetary mystique" — was seen as fundamental to proper management of the economy.
Ford sorely needed a follow-up hit to the Escort, especially after the Ford Contour, Mercury Mystique and Ford Mondeo didn't make it especially among younger drivers.
