Sentence examples for glamorous reason from inspiring English sources

Then there was the less glamorous reason for the sales increases: the weather.

But just off the main stage, beyond the wide-angle lenses of the paparazzi's cameras, the hotel 60 Thompson is attracting notice these days for a far less glamorous reason: its supposedly shabby treatment of its neighbors.

That said, I do see a future for Wi-Fi chips in many of our appliances, but the reason is less glamorous (though more useful) than push alerts that the sheets are at their optimal fluffiness.

Guaranteed sunshine isn't the only reason this quietly glamorous Dodecanese island enjoys an unusually long season: the Archangel Michael Festival on 8 November each years attracts Orthodox Christian pilgrims from all over Greece to Panormitis monastery, in the uninhabited south-west of the island, which is such an important religious site that the ferry also stops there.

The reasons aren't glamorous.

For mysterious reasons, he fled the glamorous life — dating supermodels in Manhattan — to live anonymously in Rosarita Bay on the Pacific coast.

If its high-octane mix evokes Beijing's more glamorous rival, Shanghai, there's a good reason.

Back in the forties and fifties, polling was still new and glamorous, which is doubtless one of the reasons that there are so many second-generation pollsters.

Part of the reason is that it's not glamorous, and it doesn't have any startup-founder creation myths.

I like having three doors – for some reason it makes me feel both glamorous and frugal, possibly because I don't have to sit in the back.

It's very Italian-Australian, ancient-modern, rustic-glamorous, clever-simple, serious-casual; and a far better reason to visit Oz than reconnecting with your lost soul.