Sentence examples for personal glamour from inspiring English sources

But he was younger then and much more conscious of his personal glamour.

With each new role Ms. Mearns's luxurious texture and personal glamour came into sharper focus.

It sometimes has the effect of emphasizing personal glamour at the expense of sould musical production.

A large part of this derives from his personal glamour, which is still compelling, even as he reaches 41.

Jennie Somogyi's Coquette in "Sonnambula" compensated for a lack of personal glamour by providing a fascinating blend of danger and elusiveness.

Her foreign trips are a chance "to show her personal glamour and charisma, as well as that of China" to the world.

And the characters from that era just sounded so fascinating: Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan are still well known of course, but also Bella Abzug, Shulamith Firestone, Sissy Farenthold – women whose names seemed to match their personal exoticism and glamour in my imagination.

This picture, taken in 1964, before the band were consumed by jealousy over Ross and Gordy's personal relationship, captures the glamour of their beginnings, while the background shows how much further Ross had to travel to the red-carpet world in which she has existed for the past 30 years.

"I learned through experience that it doesn't work for me to talk about my personal life," she told Glamour.

A display of collagelike storyboards for his films confirms the occult glamour of the personal cosmology he has developed, which feels as artificial and addictive as a video game.

A display of collage-like storyboards for his films confirms the occult glamour of the personal cosmology he has developed, which feels as artificial and addictive as a video game.