Sentence examples for provocative aura from inspiring English sources
French newspaper Ouest-France gave a rather negative review of the song, saying ""Fuck Them All" is done to revive the provocative aura which is the singer's business.
The provocation proved provocative.
And then there are the relative newcomers like Anne Adams Rabbino, a lawyer drawn to St. Bart's eight years ago by Mr. Tully's provocative sermons and its welcoming aura.
It is not much of a photo despite its Hopperesque aura, but the caption is mysteriously provocative: "Loiterers on the porch of Knockemstiff's general store adjourned to the inside when they saw a stranger with a camera".
Mr. Lloyd, 41, has carved out a reputation as one of fashion's most provocative creative directors, known for ads that exude an aura of decadence.
In a digital world that doesn't always distinguish between high quality and low quality research, studies with the most provocative findings often get the most views, giving them an aura of validity.
The overall effect is provocative not only for the negation of stereotypes, but for the many enigmas bestowing an aura of mystery and awe onto this angel of deathly benevolence.
Aura is understandably depressed.
