Sentence examples for potentially glamorous from inspiring English sources

It also irks me that our potentially glamorous parlor resembles a day care center.

But, as we consider which paths to go down to solve the world's food, energy, climate and health problems, are we spellbound by hi-tech answers over less glamorous, but potentially better, low-tech approaches?

An inaugural graduate of Stanford, where he studied mechanical engineering and geology, Hoover became a mining engineer at a time when that was as glamorous and potentially profitable a career as launching a tech startup would be for a Stanford graduate now.

A sponsored fountain in Leicester Square could, for example, attract in excess of £75,000, with enough surplus to finance the scheme and potentially fund a few fountains in less glamorous locations?

Last not least, science teaching in many public schools is vastly underfunded and an investment in those young and very eager minds, albeit being clearly less glamorous than competing with the Nobel Prize, could potentially be more fertile than spending those millions on much more seasoned members of our species.

Some new rules could potentially force Deutsche Bank to separate its investment banking activities, the largest in Europe, from the less glamorous business of taking consumer deposits and writing loans.

"Come glamorous".

So glamorous.

Typography, glamorous?

Glamorous, turquoise.

But glamorous?