Sentence examples for objects of glamour from inspiring English sources

From the tops of the stores to the gallery's high rafters, there are towers of large, colorful metal billboards, but instead of advertising real products, they sell "Objects of Glamour" and "Hand-made Myth".

And because youth is fetishised by everyone, eternally young famous people inevitably become objects of glamour.

Its packaging aligned him with the new mood of glamour and decadence to whose adherents, thanks largely to Bowie's enthusastic patronage, he became an object of veneration.

The one bit of glamour?

He also added an element of glamour.

They acquire a kind of glamour of taboo.

She is attractive, and even a figure of glamour.

There's a new era of glamour," he said.

It trades profitably on outdated perceptions of glamour.

"He had a kind of glamour about him.

And there was a bit of glamour.