Sentence examples for Much less glamorous from inspiring English sources

"It's much less glamorous than it was before," he said.

They were accompanied by much less glamorous guys carrying skis, sleds and mountain equipment.

The demo that really rocked my world, though, was something much less glamorous: reading.

The granulated rubber really comes from a much less glamorous and cheaper source -- used tires.

Such pleasantries aside, Mr. Wright's main reason for being in Hollywood was much less glamorous.

In fact, their fame is based on something much less glamorous: test-taking strategies.

The enhancement in speed and processivity that the clamp confers on the polymerase would not be possible without the clamp loader, the less glamorous but much more hardworking handmaiden of the sliding clamp, which diligently loads the clamps onto primed DNA throughout the process of DNA replication.

But much of the treaty deals with less glamorous equipment and capabilities.

Mr Ulmanis's travels were less glamorous: he spent much of the 1980s vainly digging in deserted prison camps for the bones of his great-uncle.

"But following in your father's footsteps?" Ermilio said that she shows her father all of her designs ahead of time, and that he's involved in much of the process, especially the less glamorous details of running a small business.

This small Southern Tier city, which promotes itself as the gateway to the Finger Lakes and the place where Mark Twain wrote classics like "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," owes much of its existence to the less glamorous might of industry, which in the last century turned out cars, tools, typewriters, warplane components, fire hydrants and much more.