Sentence examples for mystique at from inspiring English sources

"I'm such a big fan... and don't think it's ruined her mystique at all.

"There's a lot of mystique at the Garden," Marcus Camby said.

At the New School "The Feminine Mystique at 50," celebrating the publication of Betty Friedan's seminal book, will feature, among others, the biographer Susan Ware, who will give the keynote speech on Friday night and moderate a discussion on Saturday afternoon.

Operatic choirs, sonata pianos and a dash of mystic mystique – at least until the verse where Robin Hood, William Tell, Ivanhoe and Lancelot all get together to rob a bank, presumably calling themselves the Green Tights Gang – made this simple ballad sound like the backing track to Coleridge's Kubla Khan opium reverie.

They will be connected through the two tubular passageways that helped create a Jet Age mystique at T.W.A. Passengers with plenty of time on their hands — and not too much luggage — will be able to pass through the Saarinen landmark on their way to the new departure hall.

But if you can afford it, you and your cab drivers during the trip will be astonished at the level of service, luxury and mystique at Ocean Club.

The dictionary at hand defines mystique as an aura of heightened value arising from attitudes and beliefs that impute special power to something.

Bradlee's steam engine mystique has at times distracted chroniclers from decent historical reflection.

"I just don't believe that adults want to shoot down rocket ships," said one Mystique exec at the time.

There were, moreover, no team sports and of course no television.The Games do have a distinctive mystique, but at this point they are in fact reality television.

The mystique of the down-at-the-heels author always quickens Bolaño's imagination.