Sentence examples for generate glamour from inspiring English sources

Painters' lives seldom generate glamour, scandal or romance on anything like the same scale as literary biography.

While many important art auctions take place in the evening, only a handful of jewelry auctions are scheduled after dark, when they generate more glamour and excitement.

His photographs were soon gracing Vogue and Vanity Fair — in time helping to generate the glamour that Depression-era New York needed, just as it needed the lift of a flamboyant Busby Berkeley movie.

This year the festival was dominated by the Bollywood celebration, and the amount of glamour generated by all those beauties in saris was intense.

Some innovations for example, pelvic floor exercises or improved hand hygiene practices—have little of the glamour of new technologies and generate little excitement.

This honorific generated a lot of glamour - and led to the Channel 4-backed feature film Bandit Queen (1994) - but it gained momentum not because of any Robin Hood-like acts during her years as a dreaded dacoit and killer but because of her metamorphosis, during the last seven years of her life, from notorious outlaw into law-maker.

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The 25-year-old Bristolian says playing near his adopted Essex home feels special because of the buzz generated by one of snooker's glamour events.

I had never before felt that degree of glamour, confidence and balletic power generating from within.

Missing out on a guaranteed match against the US will be a blow for Team GB, with the glamour and excitement that would have been generated from playing the defending Olympic champions.

His friendships with advertisers generated the money to make Vogue, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, Glamour and GQ the titles that helped to create today's celebrity culture.