Sentence examples for potent aura from inspiring English sources
Striving for an individual approach to harmony and form led to works like the huge, potent "Aura," from 1994.
Ms. Meeker's PowerPoint presentations pack a powerful numerical punch — which appeals to everyone's inner geek and confers a potent aura of legitimacy in this age of the supremacy of data.
With "Foxy, the Complete Pam Grier," a Film Society of Lincoln Center program running Friday through next Sunday, Ms. Grier's potent action aura is on abundant display.
He still got by on a potent combination of experience and aura, and he never lost his finishing ability, which is something a No9 takes to the grave.
Potent, cheap and with an aura of both urban exotica and blue-collar utility, it's long been an item on the bohemian shopping list, even making it into the lyrics to "Rent" ("Bustelo, Marlboro, banana by the bunch").
That her candidacy was a possibility at all suggests that being the companion, rather than the wife, lends an aura of independence just potent enough to dispel momentarily the obvious conflict of having the mayor hitting up his love interest for federal money on behalf of the city.
(Shouldn't it be called "Bush Comes to Shove"?) The author avers that Rummy's manly Midwestern aura will prove a more potent legacy than his changes in the military.
When the Stravinsky-Balanchine "Orpheus" had its premiere in 1948, its aura of genius was so potent that it proved a central reason for the founding of New York City Ballet later that year.
It's a statistical exercise and doesn't take into account the unique personality of the current side; less talented than Ricky Ponting's undefeated 2006-07 side, light on superstars next to Waugh's 2002-03 team, sharing a similarly potent bowling duo but lacking the outlaw aura of Ian Chappell's 1974-75 squad.
Taffi et al. [18] found significant increased peroxynitrite as a potent oxidant in platelets of patients with migraine without aura during headache-free periods.
