Sentence examples for sacred aura from inspiring English sources

It meant that, from the start, a writer's space was a space with a sacred aura.

Despite its sacred aura, the organ has a diabolical appeal: one touch of a button can unleash mayhem.

For or against, what artist of the past half century hasn't reacted to Warhol's reduction of art's once sacred aura to a cult of the obvious?

Much of the rest of the work — most tellingly, the work since Andy Warhol — feels impatient with the sacred aura of the place.

For or against, what artist of the past half century hasn't reacted to Warhol's reduction of art's once sacred aura to a cult of the obvious?" Schjeldahl writes.

The sacred aura surrounding kingship is here rationalized and expressed as "inaction" (wuwei), demanding of the sovereign no more than right cosmological orientation at the centre of an obedient universe.

Most places shown in the photographs lack people -- a fairly clichéd visual device meant to evoke a sense of mystery or a sacred, spiritual aura.

In poetry in particular, an ancient and sacred art, the word "poet" still has an aura - that's why people want it so much.

It does mean demystifying science and stripping it of its aura of sacred authority.

The high priest of the Shintō cult and of divine ancestry, the Japanese emperor had been invested with an aura of sacred inviolability.

The libretto was composed of chanting and sol-fa syllables, interspersed with stream-of-consciousness monologues; banalities were given the aura of sacred ritual.