Sentence examples for no glamorous from inspiring English sources

But it is no glamorous version of a Greek temple".

Challengingly, his hero, Leo Demidov, is no glamorous spy but a Stalinist secret policeman.

But, this time, there's no glamorous TV personality to swan in by Range Rover.

There were few star perks, no glamorous bowl games and a lot of 10- to 12-hour bus rides.

But except for Diahann Carroll, and Nichelle Nichols on "Star Trek," there were virtually no glamorous black leading ladies on television.

Unlike the Broadway cast, the actors, ranging from adequate to very good (Catherine Lloyd Burns and Elizabeth Heflin), carry no glamorous associations.

He notes that many of the greatest breakthrough scientific discoveries in history have occurred by accident, in locations no more glamorous than Aaron's garage.

Instead, Hanks will be accompanied by the no-less-glamorous Israeli actor Ayelet Zurer, who plays the daughter of a physicist, whose murder only Langdon can solve.

Cruising is no longer very glamorous.

Despite her caustic wit and razor-sharp cheekbones, it's slowly revealed that Jackie is no longer The Glamorous Scenester That Everyone Wants To Be Seen With but an elderly cat lady who's fallen on hard times.

Some passengers seem to feel that the airlines should just acknowledge that the flying experience is no longer a glamorous or, at times, even tolerable one — especially back in coach — and that it's something passengers are going to have to accept.