Sentence examples for lost their charm from inspiring English sources

The shadow puppets lost their charm.

And in spreading so far they have lost their charm.

While these markets may be in different countries, they have not lost their charm and authenticity, and are all rooted in ancient tradition.

I recommend it, especially if your hand-drawn maps have lost their charm.

It was as if the many sophistications of the lover's art had lost their charms and he wished simply to possess her and be done with it.

Science is being seen as the new pretender to wisdom, and its more media-friendly practitioners as the new public intellectuals.Partly, it is often said, this is because the old pretenders especially religion and leftist ideology—have lost their charms.

Austen twists the knife in the more experienced reader's heart by adding: "Her home and her housekeeping, her parish and her poultry, and all their dependent concerns, had not yet lost their charms", leaving us to envisage the desolate inner landscape Charlotte will have to survey for the decades after they fade.

In a longer one they lose their charm.

London's parks and gardens started to lose their charm.

Inevitably, small festivals risk losing their charm when word gets out.

Mongols somehow lose their charm when they sit on chairs with cushions.