Sentence examples for glamorous ideas from inspiring English sources

"You have these glamorous ideas of New York".

'I'd refute Paul's point that "current pop singers are geniuses of self-promotion, but not, as such, musicians expressing glamorous ideas", she tells me.

"What I mean is, the idea of being an actor is not such a glamorous idea, it's a kind of career path.

It's a glamorous idea, popular enough entire courses are dedicated to the strategies of breaking into this field.

If Beyoncé's performance at the VMAs, the one which included her warrior queen stance in front of the word 'feminist' in block letters ten feet tall, isn't a musician expressing a glamorous idea, then I don't know what is.

It may not be the most glamorous idea batted around in Davos.

Another magazine has decided that engaging in the racially insensitive act of Blackface is a glamorous idea.

Both are on the lookout more for glamorous crossover ideas, which stand a chance of big immediate returns, than for creative artists of however great potential.

Both on television and live, the P.B.C. events are slick and relatively glamorous — the idea, plainly, is to turn fighters into stars.

Last weekend, India's most famous crusading investigative magazine hosted a very different sort of event: a glitzy and glamorous celebration of ideas called the Think Festival, held at a five-star resort in the tiny, sun-kissed state of Goa.

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