Luster used in a sentence

Luster in a sentence as a noun

And over time, the luster of Apple will fade if there's no innovation.

I noticed these people don't swipe at the Stones or Dylan for producing lack luster content in their golden years.

From that I conclude that Google's "specialness" is losing its luster, and that results from other services are "good enough".

If he really were some kind of perverted power-luster he had plenty of his own employees to torture, but he just wasn't like that.

Once you recognize that you cannot even define "smart", constructing your identity around being smart loses its luster.

This seems to be as much a reflection of the finance industry's loss of luster as technology being wonderful and whatnot.

FaceBook will be public by then, and if they suffer a decline in profits, much less a decline in revenue, this early in their history, the luster will come right off, taking them from $100 to $30 in a few days.

Judging from a lot of the responses on this thread, it seems like there's a sort of unwritten assumption that people who act like jerks are technically proficient, while people who are easy to get along with are only "acting nice" to make up for their lack-luster technical skills.

I think in general location services have lost some luster over the last 12/18 months, but i also think a lot of the things that we've been doing--real-time deals, loyalty offers, etc are generating a lot of interest among users and we'll hopefully be able to take that to the next level at green dot.

>>> In this day and age, to aspire to the Presidency, you're either a psychotic power luster capable of any lies and misdeeds necessary to win the office...Just a little clarification - I am pretty sure you make the same mistake that apparently many people do and confuse 'psychotic' and 'psychopathic'.