Sentence examples for even more glamorous from inspiring English sources

This aura of political persecution made him even more glamorous in my eyes.

But now hot Hollywood commodities have made slaving over a hot fish stock look even more glamorous.

While these power brokers lack the star power of Hollywood, they have an even more glamorous currency that they plan to start handing out: equity.

Like Atom Egoyan's Where the Truth Lies, Hollywoodland luxuriates in its period detail, mixing the surface glamour of the period with the even more glamorous seamy underbelly.

Although she lives off her income, she came from a glamorous family, married into an even more glamorous one, and then, like some storm-tossed gothic heroine, broke away to become a Poet.

Among our readers recommendations this week: ska punk from Croydon, political indie from Staines, prog (there's always prog) from Bristol, and a more offerings from even more glamorous locations.

Even so, the more glamorous presence of Mr. Bonelli and the intelligent dignity of Ms. Yanowsky's interpretation made theirs the more arresting performance, even though her tallness on point makes their partnership unconventional.

And last but never least, Vail is expected to get even bigger and more glamorous next year with the addition of a Four Seasons, a Ritz Carlton and a luxury complex called Solaris (970-479-6000; www.solarisvail.com), a 79-unit property with a skating rink, shopping plaza and bowling alley.

When: 12/13-12/17, M (2 30pm-6:30pm), T-Th (10am-6:30pm), F (10am-2pm) Where: 260 Fifth Avenue (Between 28th and 29th Streets) Make your holiday vacation packing even easier (and more glamorous) with new pieces from the Calypso St. Barth sample sale (clothing, accessories and housewares will be up to 80% off).

It exemplifies the idea that even though German pop was more political than the more glamorous, even more optimistic American sort, it still had a sense of humour.German Pop is at the Schirn Kunsthalle in Frankfurth until February 8th 2015.

(Adding in his Razzie, Mr. Menken would also qualify for the even more elusive yet less glamorous distinction of the REGOT).