Sentence examples for glamorous like from inspiring English sources

It feels glamorous, like a 1940s nightclub.

It's not glamorous, like the city".

It's all so glamorous – like a cocktail party at Rio Ferdinand's.

The plaza was gross but glamorous, like so many things back then.

They look goofy rather than glamorous, like kid sisters not dream dates, and prefer plimsolls to stilettos.

It is then easy to fall victim to something superficially glamorous, like Twilight".

Robertson, we gradually learn, is a manic depressive whose glamorous, Gilda-like wife has long since abandoned him.

Glamorous women liked to be listened to and appreciated, and he had been brought up with those skills.

Television had once been decorous, glamorous, Hollywood-like; now it was developing its own rebellious vibe, and The New Yorker was drawn to the televisual extremes.

He accretes people like a magnet: fans, girlfriends, peer pop stars, glamorous producers like Pharrell Williams, dangerous rappers like The Game (with whom he used to smoke weed, before, of course, giving up).

He thought it said a lot about her that she liked a wild and not yet glamorous herb like verbena.