Sentence examples for more glamorous when from inspiring English sources

And that quest for tonal truth pays off on the Z2's big screen — resulting in something that, paradoxically, can make real life appear more glamorous when you're looking at it through the lens of this device.

The study also found that women are more likely to dress casually when on a date with a man, and more glamorous when going out with friends.

Diane wrote, Reviewing the last four decades, I'm more at peace than when I was 20, more focused than when I was in my 30's, more glamorous than when I turned 40, and absolutely more "at the top of my game" than when I was in my 50's.

Curvy wiggle dresses, cocktail gowns, and all manners of retro clothing remind of a more glamorous era when ladies always wore a pair of stockings.

Leach's life became more glamorous in 1920 when the troupe he was part of travelled to the US – to appear on Broadway.

The ingredients are always there for you, waiting loyally in the pantry when more glamorous lunch options (cold cuts, leftovers) aren't returning your calls.

They transformed the world's second most popular game after football, making it faster and more glamorous; at a time when South Africa was riven by apartheid and India's cricketers could scarcely manage to win a game, they were an inspiration to non-white sportsmen all around the world.

When Isabella becomes more glamorous, Ms. Cruz's makeup is heavier, and the delicacy of her features is lost.

Detroit was perhaps never more glamorous than in the 50's when Mies van der Rohe was commissioned to design a series of one- and two-story town houses and three apartment towers on 46 acres in Lafayette Park, a rundown corner of the city.

Like the center in Queens, the SoHo library, easily overlooked when public attention tends toward more glamorous projects, points toward something larger than itself.

3.30pm: More from Estethica: Even a coffee sack can look glamorous when its made into a very stylish rucksack and lined with a Liberty print.