Sentence examples for aggressive glamour from inspiring English sources
Fougeron was aligned with the French Communist Partyy and the painting combines socialist realism with an aggressive glamour.
Whereas Titian was known for gentlemanly comportment, the newcomer — his father was a dyer, hence the nickname — purveyed an abrupt, aggressive glamour.
Grime is grimy, dirty, admittedly aggressive lyrically, but gangsters prefer glamour.
In a business of red carpets and four-star restaurants, Mr. Ames shows an almost aggressive disdain for the trappings of glamour and wealth.
A relentlessly aggressive belter, whose mixture of hard-edged glamour and proud, unbridled egotism exemplifies the Las Vegas-Atlantic City pop ethos, Ms. Bassey filled the house with her large, metallic alto.
Everyone says it's the one race all mountain bikers should try – the terrain is more aggressive than the UK, the danger level is higher, and with all the helicopters, noise and photographers there's a certain glamour to it.
Now it is glamour, glamour, glamour".
