charmless

If there were too many of them, I'd go in charmless.

Their food still came late after each long day, and though charmless it was more than ample.

It may look like a place to overnight on the map, but it's charmless.

I find it charmless and unappealing even when no one's there.

The man barely looked up, his voice surly and charmless.

But the shock of the early debates has been how charmless he's appeared.

Let's face it: women's tennis has become charmless beyond belief.

The house itself was charmless, a two-story box in need of paint.

You're not the one going to the asteroid, you charmless nerd.

Speaking of charmless, would that he could hear himself!

But he was also slightly charmless and lacking in romantic passion.

The one advantage of a charmless hotel was that it forced us out to explore.

Let's say it one more time: He's charmless and unfunny.

A show made up of such grace notes might have been flimsy, but not charmless.

Newman describes the church as "important, but visually rather charmless."

The robot does some unusual things, but is singularly charmless.

They are both there in Middlesbrough at present, the one charming and the other charmless.

For me, An Education was a fairly charmless piece of film making.

Her people, however, are utterly charmless, when not downright grotesque.

There it was, plain to Polo's eyes, in all its charmless glory.

They approach America with wonder, finding charm in its charmless outposts.

That said, Monday's performance was pretty charmless and pretty ragged.

As before, many of those charming pups will, in two years, grow up into charmless dogs.

Don't be put off by its charmless appearance or scruffy location.

The first is small, high and relatively charmless.