Sentence examples for increasingly glamorous from inspiring English sources

West of this is the increasingly glamorous Chiaia quarter, with the quieter, tree-lined neighbourhood of Vomero above it.

But by some accounts, despite her increasingly glamorous life, Grace Kelly's furnishings at Manhattan House were, alas, quite plain.

Indeed, local businesses report that recent political unrest in Thailand seems to have sent beach-hungry travelers to Trawangan in search of white sand and increasingly glamorous accommodations.

Pride in nomadism itself is on the rise, with many countries using what is an increasingly glamorous historical inheritance as an important nation-building tool.

The resurgence of (and fuss over) painting and the increasingly glamorous personas adopted by the new generation of artists, like Mr. Loeb, Mr. Sachs, Ms. Brown, Lisa Yuskavage and others, also concerns some dealers.

Dapper Laughs is not unique among a rising generation of vlogging superstars, many of whom simply document their increasingly glamorous lives on camera and now go on international tours solely off the back of their blogs.

Making that living as a messenger was always a challenge, but the job has grown increasingly less glamorous as corporations divert messengers to special centers away from the main entrances of buildings.

Hollywood films created new standards of attractiveness, particularly as the increasingly popular glamorous Hollywood close-up made actors' facial features, and their makeup, more noticeable.

But it is increasingly overshadowed by the less glamorous variety.Small wonder, then, that the strategy houses are vying for that work.

Its economy increasingly relies on a less glamorous industry: "lifelong wellness and ageing care", the term used by local business leaders, or what everyone else calls health care for old people.

If the wealthy, powerful and glamorous in our increasingly unequal society put their money (about £300) where their mouths are, and drove around in modest, charming cars like Monty, instead of flaunting and squandering their cash on Porsche 4x4s and suchlike, the young and poor would feel less envious and less desperate for "respect".