Sentence examples for glamorous decisions from inspiring English sources
The problem is, while choosing a pushchair shouldn't exactly be one of the most glamorous decisions to make in one's lifetime, suddenly it seems that, yes, looks, status and style are, in fact, serious considerations.
Once, he mortgaged his house because he wanted the cash to live a more glamorous life, apparently a decision taken shortly after a life-threatening encounter with an armed robber.
Dressing in glamorous gowns was a conscious decision, Ms. Wilson said, to portray themselves as women who had raised themselves from poor backgrounds and succeeded.
Luckily for Selma, Sean's decision to take "the glamorous girl out of her comfort zone" doesn't backfire.
THE senseless high-stakes auction of the merged RJR Nabisco was seen as one of the most glamorous episodes on Wall Street in the decadent late 1980s; the sensible decision to demerge has been greeted with a yawn.
And for a club that went for a measure of stability by appointing Moyes, a decision heavily influenced by Ferguson, rather than arguably the more glamorous but perhaps short-term choice of Jose Mourinho, they will provide more reassurance.
Writing for Rediff.com, Savera R Someshwar criticised Kajol's decision to star in the film; termed her as a "glamorous prop" and described her performance as "uninspiring".
That work may not be as glamorous, especially in complex businesses where there are many constituencies involved in decision-making, and where the products and services are complex.
Some grabbed our attention with their easy application, others with their weighty glamorous tubes, but ultimately color and wearability were the criterion upon which we made our decision.
Although this role isn't as glamorous the Alpha is, it's much more easier as you don't have to make the decisions, just make sure the others follow that decision.
