Sentence examples for glamorous material from inspiring English sources

Now researchers report in tomorrow's Science that the treasure of ancient DNA can instead be gleaned from a less glamorous material: fossil feces.

Casual clothes are carried out in glamorous materials.

Leave Junior at home, because surely his accouterments will seem woebegone beside the objects displayed here, many of which are wrought in glamorous materials like crystal and coral.

In "Hadrian," Yourcenar gathers not just the round-cheeked boys and the fire festivals but also the less glamorous materials — the tax abatements, the judicial reforms — into sentences that throb and glow like rising suns.

"It was taking all shapes from sportswear and day wear and all the fabrics are stonewashed — treated like jeans," said the designer to explain how rich and glamorous materials like lamé and brocade seemed to flow like mercury across the body.

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Eunice was substance, recognizing that glamorous lifestyles and material wealth could only temporarily distract people if they had an otherwise emotionally bankrupt existence; genuine care for other humans is what provides a sustaining and satisfying fullness that's felt in the gut as one goes along in life.

Franz Liszt followed the opposite trajectory: he lived a glamorous life, rich in material and artistic success, but his reputation suffered in posterity.

It is transformed from rustic to official, from retro to glamorous, by some neat materials science tricks.

The work portrays the drug world's glamorous edges: the money, the material goods, the glorified violence.

One of the speakers is Richard Wool, a University of Delaware chemist who works with a material even less glamorous than orange peels: chicken feathers.