All they had left behind in the living room was the couch we were sitting on and the round dining table, metallic gray and white, where Aura had sat through thousands of family meals.
The video's light systems change from black and white with aura-like blue and pink hues to full blown color.
I lit up with a purple aura, white and violet sparks bursting from the pores in my skin.
And both celebrate the awesome power of industry, especially "Edison Plant," in which the artist bathes a factory scene in a quasi-religious aura; white halos surround the smokestacks.
Although it does not seem to currently have any clinical relevance, the relation between migraine with aura, white matter hyperintensities, and brain infarcts deserves further investigation.
The innocent, psychedelia-without-the-darkside palette of Lilly Pulitzer - pink with lime, yellow with white - lent an aura of pedigree and American heritage to Kors' ultra-tanned, ultra-lean modern sexpots.
Instead, white rage carries an aura of respectability and has access to the courts, police, legislatures and governors, who cast its efforts as noble, though they are actually driven by the most ignoble motivations.
At the other end of the scale, displays of extreme purity lead people to venerate religious leaders who dress in white and affect an aura of chastity and asceticism.
White wrote, The whole aura of Woollcott was theatrical and delightful and you approached him as you did the theatre — with misgiving but with vast fascination; and you left him as you left a matinee, with dread at emerging from make-believe into a dull side-street off Broadway.
Kontextür, a Manhattan company, offers a fashionable departure from typical metal and plastic shower-curtain rings with three acrylic styles: Neon+Squared, which comes in five bright colors; Bamboo, an exaggerated take on a bamboo motif, in black, white and clear; and Aura, the simplest and most ringlike of the three, in black, silver, gold and white.
