Sentence examples for external glamour from inspiring English sources

Namasmaran is simple and inexpensive, does not require any gadgets, does not require any change in culture, does not have any external glamour and glitter, does not give any tangible [easily measurable] gains and hence usually quickly started but then also quickly given up.

Away from the glamour of Davos, Martin Weale, an external member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, has been checking out the local economy in Suffolk.

Now it is glamour, glamour, glamour".

"Glamour camping.

Glamour factor?

There is no glamour.

The glamour!

The Pearson family glamour?

Glitz, glamour, the usual.

He oversees Glamour.

All the glamour.