| The items sold were the cynosure of art collectors from all over the world. |
| The cynosure on the evening in question was the American tenor who sang the part of Faust. |
| The elegant sculptures in bronze, white metal and ceramics were the cynosure of connoisseurs. |
| The towering spires, soaring vaults and sturdy columns of this Gothic church make it the cynosure of a visitor's eye. |
| When the Millbank building was opened in 1897, contemporary British art was the cynosure of the world. |
| The man, the cynosure of all eyes at the packed auditorium, spoke from the bottom of his heart. |
