Sentence examples for mystique that from inspiring English sources

The "mystique" that has allowed America to borrow lavishly and cheaply has suffered a blow.

At its core is Cracknell's airy, elegant voice; a weightless mystique that carries a heavy heart.

Boasting about your involvement would have ruined the mystique that surrounded the Rebellion.

The foliage was shaggy and overgrown, too, lending the home a '70s mystique that appealed to Mr. Graham.

The consultancy industry has created a mystique that allows it to charge gullible clients absurdly inflated fees for quack remedies.

More than most sports events, the game on New Year's Day had a mystique that appealed to boyhood dreams.

But it was also part of a mystique that has allowed Mr. Jackson to keep topping the country charts.

"Uma has the kind of mystique that fits in with the characters at the hotel," Mr. Hawke says.

It remains the most esteemed of all fairs, with the sort of European old-money mystique that can make you feel underdressed, no matter what you're wearing.

Only recently, fearful of undermining the wild salmon mystique that helps keep their prices up, some fish farmers have begun to say their adversaries may have a point.

They are proud of their success in carrying on the family business and aware of the mystique that attaches to the old-book trade.