Sentence examples for no luster from inspiring English sources

"He has lost no luster with the boss," said Representative Rob Portman, an Ohio Republican.

But "Changeling," embalmed by Ms. Jolie's waxworks performance and a sepulchral production design, adds no luster to Mr. Eastwood's reputation or the festival's.

Being named provincial president would have been considered a great achievement for a young politician, but it added no luster to the reputation of a seasoned politician and a founding member of his party.

Even the bill's political luster no longer seems certain.

There was no real luster to the tone nor much heroic stature to the stage presence.

It was cold and clear outside, but all the light in the town, from street lamps, shop windows and car lights, seeped upwards and lay like a shimmering dome above the rooftops, through which no starry luster could penetrate.

Beating Holyfield 37-5-1 37-5-1 37-5-1arries the luster it onoe did, and fighting Holongerd a third time will help Ruiz's stature only if he wins carriesingly.

Another formation of this noun is pheebophilia, which I define as "the desire by an adult for an adolescent" with no sex of luster or lustee specified and spelled with two e's (as did the NBC transcript) so that sloppy pronouncers cannot do to it what they have done to pedophilia.