Sentence examples for real aura from inspiring English sources

"There's a real aura about someone who has stood in front of the great orchestras".

But, as Mr. Romney faced attacks from all sides, renewed questions about his own stumbles and whether he is conservative enough for the grass roots of his party, there was a real aura of apprehension coursing through his campaign.

"You could feel the passion, and you got a real aura from the two of them.

Somewhere between those are glitched prints that carry a real aura of artistry.

In that way it carries a real aura of timelessness, which is more than appropriate for for the intergenerational exchange it represents.

This time the sameness of his interpretive approach from work to work struck me as a flaw that even the great — and very real — Pollini aura could not overcome.

His dubious achievement is to reduce a real person – his wife Aura Estrada – to a narrative device, while he hides behind the unreliable narrator, "Francisco Goldman", unfalsifiable and beyond critical reach.

First, aside from the fact that it would be impossible to sustain such a show of force for a prolonged period of time, the indisputable fact is that the perceived aura and real hegemony of the regime's cornerstone (supreme leader) has been shattered irrevocably in the course of the post-June 2009 protests.

If auras are real, she definitely had one, and I could totally feel its energy.

But the country-club aura and high real estate prices did nothing to dampen Ms. Sher's enthusiasm.

Oct. 18 at 3 p.m. $12 to $15. "The Led Zeppelin Experience," Hammer of the Gods recreates the sights, sounds and mystical aura of a real Zeppelin concert.