Sentence examples for lost its charm from inspiring English sources

Though some might debate it has lost its charm – its rooftop bar and new releases regularly draw in a well-heeled crowd.

The song "Woman" ("W-o-m-a-n") lost its charm for me when it was turned into a Charles of the Ritz fragrance commercial a few decades ago, but the four women in this show rock it, particularly Ms. Driver, who makes getting to bed exhausted at 5 a.m. and waking up again at 6 to make breakfast sound like a source of pride — and almost fun.

And when "Lazy Sunday 2" morphs into something bigger halfway through, it also morphed into something that lost its charm.

In particular, Boulder has sort of lost its charm for a lot of people who moved there because it was so close to the Flatirons [mountains] and just a groovy rural place.

Box living soon lost its charm.

But when deregulation hit in the early 1980s, the business quickly lost its charm.

Sometimes a person will have the bright idea of making a business out of a hobby, she says, only to find that it loses its charm when it becomes a money-making proposition.

It is a tricky task because authenticity is like modesty: It loses its charm if talked about too much.

"I'd hate to see it lose its charm," Candi Whaley, a 21-year-old massage therapist, said while strolling downtown.

It never loses its charm".

"If a computer ever goes in that barn, it will lose its charm.