Sentence examples for vivid aura from inspiring English sources
People love to say they miss the ragged, gritty, vivid aura of New York in the '70s.
As I sit in my California garden among the tall calla lilies where Robert once sat, I miss his sweet face, lithe body and ironic voice, but his aura remains vivid – from his late-night phone calls, photos and letters.
This is immediately vivid because of its unexpected aura of homespun ordinariness.
In these sections, the sepia-toned palette that predominates elsewhere explodes into vivid colors that impart a heroic aura to their actions.
Mr. Penn's instructions to Kennedy -- to look directly into the camera and keep his responses brief and pithy -- helped give Kennedy an aura of confidence and calm that created a vivid contrast to Nixon, his more experienced but less telegenic Republican rival.
That this vivid local culture would become a big and slightly chilly business lends a strange aura to these remarkable books.
Like the famous "Banquet Rousseau," in 1908, at which Picasso and his friends paid homage to Le Douanier Rousseau, the Murphys' péniche party has assumed over the years a sort of legendary aura, so that people who may or may not have been there give vivid and conflicting descriptions of the event.
Malcolm's description of a famous blowup between Sischy and the sculptor Richard Serra, with his "aura of rough small-town America" and "aggrieved intonation of flat unyieldingness and threat," is almost impossibly vivid, a snapshot coolly snatched from the blur of an ever-shifting cultural landscape.
Aura is understandably depressed.
