Sentence examples for past luster from inspiring English sources

Indeed, even if Enron is cleared of any wrongdoing and regains some of its past luster, as it well might, the company that preaches the merits of self-regulating marketplaces has reminded us all of the need for a strong regulator on Wall Street.

While he's delivered on many bold product promises in the past, his luster could fade with a few well-publicized misses.

Sale! Sale!" can't sustain past the luster of the initial kickoff of holiday shopping season, mostly because all consumers have varied shopping habits and prefer to be touched by brands in different ways.

When the present isn't very promising, and the future seems tapered and uncertain, the past acquires an enviable luster.

Donizetti's version of Sir Walter Scott's "Bride" was one of the Met's better showings in the season just past, and perhaps this luster will carry over to this weekend's outdoor performance in Brooklyn.

But although researchers can quickly make such simple DNA vaccines, they have lost their luster over the past 20 years because they have not triggered strong immune responses against other diseases.

Granted, the luster of a glorious past is signified by the exclusivity of what a news release describes as a bicoastal blow-out.

And that's not only because it is a trendy graphic novelization, but also because its drawings evoke the contemporary luster of two-stops-past-Bedford hipster paupers.

But the recent crop of post-teen stars are fitfully transitioning into adulthood, leaving their luster of flawlessness in the past.

However the emergence has been lack luster in many sites over the past few years compared to previous growing seasons.

Yes, the reality-singing competition is losing its luster, and has been over the past few years.