Sentence examples for gained luster from inspiring English sources

The stories have a fairy-tale quality, even if they gained luster in the retelling.

Subscriber-driven magazines have gained luster as the advertising market has lost steam.

The move suggests that cable commercial time, once thought of as the province of cheap kitchen gadgets and cut-rate loan sharks, has gained luster.

Either way, a glow will gather around the Obama White House, much the way John F. Kennedy's tragically short presidency gained luster over time.

The Mets long, dreadful season will gain luster if Dickey keeps his pace.

And thanks to Garnier Fructis, there is a good chance that along with their performances gaining luster, their hair will as well.

The story also gains luster, Ms. George said, by being filmed on location: "Heinous crime against the backdrop of beautiful scenery" -- a description also true of "Forgotten".

Ms. Wickersham's use of charcoal shuts out direct light but her pieces gain luster and a sense of great durability by having been coated or sealed with resin.

They recommended that the mechanisation of the agriculture sector should focus on both the youth and women and ensure that it gains luster.

Litz served in a number of administrative capacities, including chair of the English department from 1974 to 1981, during which time Fleming said the department "gained international luster". He was also graduate director of the English department; chair of the Council of the Humanities; and director of the Program in Creative Writing.

And the cast was so huge, that I think that one of the things -- with time, I think the movie has gained a luster.