Sentence examples for unique aura from inspiring English sources

She underestimates her job's unique aura.

Or does trying to replicate the Barnes's unique aura only doom you to failure?

The boats, however, are just one component of the Jubilee's unique aura.

This roll call of museums famous for their collections of 20th century art, all duly listed in Sotheby's long essay about the piece, gave the bronze a unique aura, transforming it into a must-have for any collection, public or private, with aspirations to an international standing.

But whoever it is will have to quickly get used to a place that has a unique aura and mystique.

By the 1950s, jazz had accrued a cultural prestige as an American avant-garde art form and as an authentically African American cultural tradition a unique aura cultivated and monetized by white and black music producers, critics, performers, and designers.

Given the near-infinite accessibility of digital media, it suggests that what Walter Benjamin called the unique, mystical "aura" of an object of art in his seminal 1936 essay, "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction," greatly diminished by the reproductive technologies of his time, is completely eradicated by ours.

She's got that unique and magnetic aura.

Throughout the progression of each aura, unique BOLD perturbations were found in the corresponding regions of the retinotopic visual cortex.

Benjamin saw this aura of unique works of art as reinforcing a distance between the masses and the representations of culture, reinforcing the perception of their weakness and distance from truly great things.

Commenting on the renovations to the House, also known as 22 Parkside, Philip Gumuchdjian, Founding Director of Gumuchdjian Architects, says, "Parkside is not just an iconic, flexible machine for living, nor simply a historic experimental building that foretold the architect's future work; it was also a home with a unique memory, patina, and aura.