Sentence examples for has maintained its luster from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the peacefulness of the huge crowd, happily cooperating under physically stressful circumstances, is why the event has maintained its luster and historical significance for those who reject the broader cultural cynicism towards the era of peace and love.

Nike has maintained its relationship with Woods.

"Kasbah" director Levinson said it's that persona, as well as the roles he's taken — which in the years since "Lost in Translation" have included a fair number of dramas, "Hyde Park on Hudson" and "Broken Flowers" and "Get Low" — that have maintained his luster all these decades since he arrived on the scene.

That one has to be repainted almost continuously to maintain its luster.

General Electric is promising its shareholders blue-chip goodness, but you don't have to be the brightest bulb in the box to see that it will have to reinvigorate its growth at some point to maintain its luster.

Over time, the dog poo has dried out to become chalky in appearance and has lost some of its original form while the intern poo (a curious combination of a long log and cluster of small, darker pellets) has maintained a healthy sheen and much of its original luster.

The Bulls are rebuilding, and the orchestra has not quite managed to maintain its old luster, despite the manifold gifts of its current music director, Daniel Barenboim.

While not particularly scratched, this marble has lost its luster and doesn't shine as it did when new.

The very idea of government — namely what it can do for its citizens — has lost its luster.

It's no secret that air travel has lost its luster.

Goldman Sachs has lost its luster.