Sentence examples for glamorous personality from inspiring English sources

"Also, Champagne cocktails tend to have a glamorous personality".

But in Anna Christie she does not worry about a "glamorous personality," and creates something instead.

A glamorous personality, she favored wide sunglasses and earned a pilot's license.

As Gundle remarks, "the glamorous personality is always performing for an audience, without whose envy or admiration he or she would not exist...

Mr. Penn shaped a message that she was "ready to lead" a nation "ready for change," talking in early meetings about her need to spark a "movement" and dismissing Mr. Obama as a glamorous personality who would not connect with working-class voters the way she could, campaign officials said.

Her inherent glamorous personality simply disappears into her character.

By the 1980's, the council's activities had become glittery, with huge black-tie events and glamorous personalities whose only connections to fashion were that they wore clothes.

Hear the words " Cannes Film Festival," and your mind might drift to some of the glamorous personalities who have walked these historic seaside streets over the years: Catherine Deneuve.

They remind themselves that there once was a a sky full of stars, truly grand and glamorous personalities who glittered on the screens, in the public's thrall and on the everyday streets of tinsel town 365 days a year, not just on Oscar and Golden Globe nights.

But, this time, there's no glamorous TV personality to swan in by Range Rover.

Defense minister in Chancellor Angela Merkel's government, Mr. Guttenberg's aristocratic background and high-profile marriage to a glamorous television personality had him nicknamed "the German Kennedy".