Sentence examples for glamour about from inspiring English sources

"He had a kind of glamour about him.

"She has this sort of Old World glamour about her," Ms. Vitale said.

He found himself thinking that, driver aside, a white beach buggy had an unquestionable glamour about it.

Synthesizing viruses has a high-tech glamour about it, but trained virologists could use a simpler method.

"The flowers," she whimpered, "oh, the flowers!" There is a sheer glamour about the Met which Bloomsbury can't touch.

He's showing sexual violence as it is: appalling, obscene, messy, inhuman, with not a trace of glamour about it.

Shipboard travel was all about glamour, all about style.

So much about glamour is about aspiration and appearance, staging who you want to be, like Gatsby.

My clothing is about glamour and about a dressed-up look, and I can get inspired by the eccentricity of uptown life.

While Feresten's job requires near-constant proximity to the rich and famous, his actual work space is about as glamour-free as it gets.

The promotion of Sterling had a rush of event-glamour about it.