Sentence examples for more glamorous world from inspiring English sources

'Another world.' A more glamorous world?

Writing for TV was a leap through a closing door into another, more glamorous world than, with all due respect, quantity surveying.

Next, the researchers tried the model in the much more glamorous world of polo.

In the 1930s flicks attracted crowds in a depressed economy because they enabled people in straitened circumstances to live for a few hours in a more glamorous world.

Visceral, low impact, easy to learn and filled with plenty of opportunities to commune with nature, cross-country skiing offers a calmer alternative to the busier, brasher, more glamorous world of downhill skiing.

In the 1930s, flicks attracted crowds in a depressed economy because they enabled people who were in straitened circumstances to live for a few hours in a more glamorous world.

In Britain we have a far more glamorous art world than Paris does nowadays.

Although the place closes at 7 p.m., she prefers it to more glamorous art world spots because, she said, "you don't have 10 people from the same line of business overhearing your business".

A more exciting and glamorous world.

His success in a world more glamorous and alluring than the Whitehall bureaucracy led to his first downfall.

One of the earliest Greek epic poets, Hesiod, through his works, serves as a useful corrective to Homer's more glamorous portrayal of the world.