Sentence examples for lost its attraction from inspiring English sources

For many, the job has lost its attraction, he said.

Being British was part of his appeal but a year on that same quality has lost its attraction.

While the tuition fee increase has been a boon for conventional universities, the Open University's combination of distance learning and part-time study has lost its attraction.

She could barely throw out a twisted paper clip or a fridge magnet that had lost its attraction, let alone the dish of Irish coins that she and Rich had brought home from a trip fifteen years ago.

The initiative to withdraw unilaterally from the West Bank has lost its attraction in the eyes of the Israeli public due to the aftereffects of withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.

The Grand National must have lost its attraction for many a racing fan as early as the eighth fence, when the much-loved veteran Balthazar King fell and was cannoned into by Ballycasey, who had been following him.

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Of course science has got less and less anthropocentric and perhaps psychocentricity might have lost its attractions also.

Just like those pesky magnets it doesn't take long for his concept to lose its attraction.

Your Sept. 4 news article about the State Department's losing its attraction as a lifelong career was right on the mark.

It was one of those small things that could breed a tremendous amount of discontent, but soon the groove sank into the larger rut of days, and weeks, and months, the memory losing its attraction, its melodramatic possibility, and shifting instead to the silly fantasy of a school-yard crush on a fellow-parent, my goodness, as absurd as those hippies on stilts.