Sentence examples for losing its allure from inspiring English sources

The biennial suggests that the concentrated visual activity required to make art and also to look at it is losing its allure.

THE American Dream, it is often said, is losing its allure.

Far from losing its allure, the American model has proved how resilient it is, shrugging off the bursting of the technology bubble as well as a huge terrorist attack, with a recession that was remarkable for its mildness and short duration.

Introduced in the United States 20 years ago, the CD is losing its allure.

Analysts say gold is losing its allure after an astonishing 650 percent rally from August 1999 to August 2011.

It is accompanied by another view, increasingly common among pundits, which holds that America is losing its allure as a model society.

Napster was always the haven for illegal downloads and ever since it went legit, it lost its allure and fewer people have found reason to use it.

On a day-to-day basis it loses its allure.

It lost its allure of being a military academy".

The McDonald's sale, for instance is held every other week because the marketing team reasoned the fast food would lose its allure, if it became too commonplace.

About 15 years ago it began to lose its allure.