Sentence examples for considered glamorous from inspiring English sources
"Big companies weren't considered glamorous back then," he said.
Working at the White House confers instant glamour on people not normally considered glamorous: policy nerds and politics junkies.
They too found it difficult to get a public hearing, because incontinence and pelvic pain are not considered glamorous stories.
Although, since expats are considered glamorous and successful, there is a question as to whether black British people are allowed to fall into that category.
If Lee Miller wandered in to Vogue with her pictures of European devastation after the second world war, one feels the door would these days be pretty firmly barred; the pictures not considered glamorous enough.
Entertainment is considered glamorous.
Initially, Berry was considered too glamorous for the role, but Daniels fought for her.
Dozens of current and former cheerleaders have stepped forward to discuss the indignities of what is often considered a glamorous job at the pinnacle of the dance profession.
The ads in the early years featured celebrities like Barbra Streisand, Lauren Bacall and Maria Callas swathed in mink, with the catch phrase "What becomes a legend most?" The celebrities were considered so glamorous that they were never identified by name.
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Emmy Rossum was considered too glamorous for "Shameless" (Sunday, January 13 at 9 p.m. EST on Showtime).
