Sentence examples for lacking in charm from inspiring English sources

Most are lacking in charm".

It was utilitarian, and utterly lacking in charm.

Bigger doesn't necessarily mean better, though – many of the larger complexes are utterly lacking in charm.

He is lacking in charm or wit and is almost ferociously inarticulate.

You read her answer, so gothically lacking in charm and sensitivity as to be almost comical - 'Heather?

The 300 vehicles, all new, are restricted to the area's main roadways, some decidedly lacking in charm.

But what Elephant Butte lacks in charm, it more than makes up for in recreational possibilities.

But what it lacks in charm it makes up for in quiet.

What it lacks in charm it makes up for in its location in the bustling heart of San José.

He remains revered by a church that expects him to return after "dropping his body" (followers do not say he died) in 1986.What Mr Miscavige, his successor, lacks in charm, he makes up for in brute devotion, according to Mr Wright.

And what the Pequots' casino itself lacks in charm and semiotic complexity, it makes up in sheer bulk, especially on the gambling floors, with their 344,000 square feet of opportunities to lose your hard-earned money.