Sentence examples similar to glamour points from inspiring English sources
Jessica's reminder that she can't forget what happened, that no one can glamour her, points out yet another consequence of being immortal.
People might look at me and think "small car", and I have all those plus points, glamour and buzz; but I'm big where it counts, in my legroom and stuff.
Rhinestone Cowboy is a deeply sad song, a dream of glamour from the point of view of a bum who knows "every crack in these dirty sidewalks of Broadway".
But at points the glamour of Smith Street can feel like a façade.
The elegant May Co. logo can still be seen in the terrazzo floors at entry points, but glamour has otherwise left the building that ceased being a May store in 1986.
Using pictures of the "glamour" models as her starting point, Jang cut out their bodies and photographed just their outer contours, empty from edge to edge, flatly colored in pale peaches, yellows, and pinks, on pastel and neon backgrounds.
The designer Bruno Frisoni did bring glamour to pumps, where the classic pointed-toe shoe was set off by a curving heel.
"Glamour is fear," as Ronald Kray's character aptly points out in "The Krays," Peter Medak's 1990 film about the brothers.
A reviewer said that her glamour and the songs were the only high points of the film.
Watches associated with Dean and Gardner are a case in point, symbols of a certain movie glamour.
