Sentence examples for lacking glamour from inspiring English sources

Yet while doubts remain about the standard, and despite the final lacking glamour, this has been a good year for soccer Stateside.

Yet all of these products — much acclaimed for their creativity — depend on obscure process innovations that, while highly complex and lacking glamour, are an essential part of establishing a winning edge in commercial electronics.

Over six feet tall and resolutely lacking glamour, Reno was a figure of cruel abuse on rightwing talk radio, and a somewhat gentler satire on Saturday Night Live, where Will Ferrell's skits of "Janet Reno's Dance Party" were a running gag.

Moreover, it lacks glamour.

Still, they lack glamour.

Life lacked glamour and Christmas was coming.

I readily concede that this agenda lacks glamour.

She believes he lacks glamour, and she is trying to compensate.

He was asked to join the firm's banking practice, which then lacked glamour.

It means unpretentious, if somewhat muted, lodges that lack glamour but have the rudimentary services.

They may lack glamour, but the Alabama 3 have star quality.