Sentence examples for lacking in appeal from inspiring English sources

And because the Beijing-Moscow rivalry is long-term, understated and focused on remote terrain, thus lacking in appeal for the news media, it is easy to ignore.

(Not that Mr. Vasiliev is lacking in appeal: one British critic reported a colleague as describing the dancer as "sex on legs").

The previous campaigns for Levi's jeans from TBWA/Chiat/Day have generally been dismissed as lacking in appeal to consumers 18 to 24, the core audience being courted so desperately by Levi Strauss to return as customers.

The things worth doing are incremental and unglamorous and lacking in demagogic appeal.

The majority of the pottery is competent plain ware, well formed and fired but lacking in aesthetic appeal.

This remarkable record was achieved by a lonely bachelor, lacking in popular appeal, political eloquence, or the trappings of strong leadership.

No sooner does he write a tune as catchy as, say, Round and Round (from 2010's excellent Before Today album), than he seems determined to show the world he's equally capable of putting out something utterly lacking in commercial appeal.

Eveillard retired in 2009, but his taste for industries utterly lacking in sex appeal is still evident.

Film critic James Berardinelli of Reelviews Movie Reviews had once said in referring about a particular film, "...in a business climate, courage is the number one characteristic needed by anyone with the goal of fashioning a work that is deliberately thought-provoking but lacking in mass appeal.

Rabl even owns a collection of paintings by the Viennese actionist painter Hermann Nitsch – an artist so lacking in folksy Alpine appeal that the Freedom party in Lower Austria has been trying to close down a museum dedicated to his work.

We win a piece of new business running social media on a brand where the UGC is lacking in both visual appeal and overall story.