Sentence examples for one mystique from inspiring English sources

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

I know we have the makings of another album No one did, enabling an artist who has always thrived on mystique to return in suitably mysterious style.

It's about preserving one's mystique.

Finally exposed as a murderer, Spector suddenly gained the superpower of route-one exposition, eroding his mystique with one tedious monologue about his motivations after another.

One is the mystique of youth, which has increasingly pervaded western culture during that time.

Her first column for the Observer was about Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique, one of the ur-texts of 1960s feminism.

He built Apple on the mystique that its products unleash inner creativity, that they are machines for reaching one's full potential.

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For starters, Prince has dispensed with his typical "Produced, Arranged, Composed, and Performed by Prince" credit, the one on which much of his mystique as a one-man band and all-around genius was founded, and has shared production credit with Joshua Welton, who also happens to be Hannah Ford's husband.

Cultivating a mystique around one's artistic identity isn't unusual, but Myrkur, as one writer puts it, "seems to have dropped from the sky".

The atmosphere is festive and informal, but there's a certain mystique, too – one that has developed its own slightly peculiar traditions.