Sentence examples for glamorous perception from inspiring English sources
As a reader, Kael had tastes that ran to Joyce, Pound, Woolf, Céline, Nabokov, Proust, and late Henry James, and she entertained a glamorous perception of what would now be called the public intellectual.
At some point, though, most players realise a career in football – far from its glamorous public perception – is more of a labour of love.
Media coverage of the report might help break unhelpful, commonplace perceptions assuming footballers all lead glamorous lifestyles.
The perception of a link between gin and glamorous living received another fillip in the jazz age.
Only the harder and less glamorous work of reforming the Greek mentality and public perceptions around government can pave the way forward.
Yet this understanding is vital to undoing your own perception that Facebook updates from your Facebook friends reveal more glamorous and exciting lives than your own.
"There's a perception that a job in care isn't seen as being glamorous, that it's poorly paid or only suitable for a certain type of person.
Cheryl Taylor describes her role in encouraging comedy production in areas where there was little activity and in countering perceptions that comedy from the nations and regions was an amateurish cousin of glamorous London product.
First, there is a perception in many companies that QA is just a pitstop on the journey to a more glamorous job, such as scrum master, developer or product manager.
