Sentence examples for glamorous picture from inspiring English sources

"It's a very glamorous picture of a risk taker, a supporter of ideas, someone we know".

Such was the significance of her appointment that the Financial Times carried a large and suitably glamorous picture of Ms O'Donovan on its front page.

The early segments of the book, set in Finney's present day, certainly paint a less glamorous picture of the New York advertising world than that to which we've been exposed in "Mad Men".

A peripatetic jet-set couple shuttling between London and Paris with extended visits to Rio de Janiero and Tokyo: that is the glamorous picture that the pop-jazz singer Stacey Kent and her husband, the saxophonist Jim Tomlinson, conjured on Wednesday evening at Birdland.

Like this snap from Nigel Brakefield of him and his mum on holiday in the '70s: Or this glamorous picture of Ali Divani's mother at a party in Tehran: Sometimes we only know what our mothers mean to us, when something happens to them.

Notably lacking from this otherwise glamorous picture is growth.

"He flies about 200,000 miles a year and is always posting glamorous pictures of himself, and that works for us," said Ben Luntz, a founder of LugLess.

Notwithstanding the glamorous pictures in it, "Picasso and American Art" at the Whitney Museum is one of those dull affairs incubated in the world of academe: a walk-through textbook that goes to extraordinary lengths to state the obvious.

Set in the flat and drained landscape of the Norfolk broads, the film competed with far more glamorous pictures, such as Werner Herzog's biopic of the British explorer and Arab expert Gertrude Bell, starring Nicole Kidman, and Everything Will Be Fine, Wim Wenders's 3D portrait of guilt and forgiveness starring James Franco and Charlotte Gainsbourg.

The objective of these laws is to make sure that the glossy glamorous pictures we as consumers are constantly subjected to without choosing to see them, actually reflect a reality rather than just false claims.

Motion picture production, despite its glamorous image, is just that: production.