Sentence examples for feeling glamorous from inspiring English sources

When I Instagrammed my new look, one friend commented: "That looks nothing like you!" Backhanded compliment it may have been but she did have a point – I'm not sure if it was the bright red lippy (back then, it really must have felt like "warpaint") or the fake flower in my hair but the whole experience left me feeling glamorous and confident enough to keep the look going for the rest of the day.

And having my hair and make-up done, and feeling glamorous.

Feel glamorous and confident.

Look glamorous.

I'm feeling very glamorous, sitting backstage with Paul McKenna.

Oh, and on my way out of the exhibit, I stopped to buy one of the fashion house's signature scents, Diorissimo, my own little way of feeling more glamorous and experiencing the magic of Dior.

"Here at Alcatel-Lucent," he says, "we're the plumbers of the internet world".Alcatel's Paris headquarters are hardly more glamorous, feeling like "the admin wing of a Dallas company that specialised in carpeting and upholstery".

There's also a spa, a fitness center, two restaurants, a cinema, and the ongoing feeling that something glamorous is about to happen.

I would feel a rush of anticipation for night, a glamorous night, feeling as grown-ups seemed to when their perfume was dabbed, and their ties were knotted.

First, there was Douglas Sirk's ripe remake of Imitation Of Life (1959), in which Dee, feeling neglected by her glamorous acting mother (Lana Turner), falls in love with her mother's boyfriend (John Gavin).

There were setbacks that left the young man, a big dreamer who longed for the glamorous life, feeling humiliated: Having run out of money for a rental car on a recent trip to Florida, he and his boyfriend ended up walking nine long miles along a highway to get to the beach and then back.