Sentence examples for glamorous stuff from inspiring English sources

Hardly glamorous stuff.

He doesn't tend to go for the glamorous stuff.

It was pretty glamorous stuff for a human rights event, with Champagne and women in fur stoles.

Quantum computing is powerfully glamorous stuff: it partakes of the unworldly weirdness of quantum mechanics, and it promises a new class of quantum algorithms that could solve certain problems exponentially faster than any computer today.

"They do a lot of the less glamorous stuff that meets the needs of people who are not going to get representation unless it is pro bono," said Ellen Chapnick, dean for social justice initiatives at Columbia School of Law, who will be overseeing a prosecutors seminar taught by Ms. Abrams this fall.

A healthy Instagram feed is a mix of all things you, not just the glamorous stuff.

Plus, they're a wonderful throwback to glamorous olden day stuff: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers; a dashing Douglas Fairbanks Jr Marlene Dietrichh in top hat and tails in Morocco.

They are filled with "very 1940's and 1950's glamorous kinds of stuff, things you know once lived in a great house, with people with style," said Mish Tworkowski, a Manhattan jeweler and Sotheby's expert -- like red metal chandeliers in the shape of coral branches and fiercely button-tufted sofas a la Syrie Maugham.

His glamorous guests were made to stuff them with grass and bump along.

The Brisbane Visitor Information and Booking Centre (2) at 167 Queen Street Mall (00 61 7 3006 6290; visitbrisbane.com.au) is inside an impeccably glamorous former theatre, and is stuffed with handy leaflets.

Everywhere you looked, there were towering club kids dressed in stuffed animal costumes, glamorous middle-aged women in feather boas, muscle-bound gay men showing off their tans, and wispy models waving glowsticks—an eclectic crowd that would have done the dancefloor of The Sound Factory proud.