Sentence examples for lacking appeal from inspiring English sources

Viewed purely as a game, it's a curiosity, lacking appeal to those who demand instant action.

"Design was lacking a star system until Philippe Starck came along, and that meant it was lacking appeal in the popular press," said Paola Antonelli, a design curator at the Museum of Modern Art.

She also received national attention recently as co-chairwoman of the state's Green Party, when she criticized the party's presidential candidate, Ralph Nader, in an interview in The Nation as lacking appeal for the African-American community.

With cash yielding almost nothing and government bonds lacking appeal, equities look like the obvious bet.Of course, this impressive profits growth has been significantly helped by the very low growth of wages.

You lack appeal," Melville said.

If this kind of crowd-sourcing lacks appeal, Dr. Michael A. Salzhauer hopes iSurgeon, his iPhone application, will draw you in.

In 2003, the FSA used the Bash Street Kids to promote healthy eating in Scotland; it concluded the characters lacked appeal for a UK-wide campaign.

Yet the fractured liberal and left-wing opposition means that the alternative lacks appeal.Demographic change is also working against the opposition.

A suggestion that Jon Stewart, the recently anointed Lord of the Oscars, lacks appeal with grownups brought a hail of responses from the older members of Stewart's cult.

But as things are, she said, dabblings in organic food by conventional retailers often lack appeal: "A customer is probably thinking, 'Why should I spend more money?

Not that Niš, Serbia's third largest city, lacks appeal: the gigs are mostly staged within the Fortress, a vast green space enclosed by Ottoman walls and gates.