Sentence examples for seductive glamour from inspiring English sources

These new scenarios challenge the stereotype of a seductive glamour girl.

He captures the studio's seductive glamour with a romantic theme not far below his classic, "Laura"; then, as the film tours the backlots, he serves up 15-second pastiches of B-movie scores.

And his sudden escape from his KGB guards at Le Bourget Airport in Paris on 16 June 1961 seemed less a grand ideological statement and more a spontaneous act of defiance from a young man suddenly exposed to the seductive glamour of life in the West.

As Foster showed in his smart revamp of Annie [ http://www.theguardian.com/stage/2011/dec/01/annie-review ] at the Playhouse two years ago, there's no director more capable of conjuring up the seductive glamour of mid-20th-century America with just a smattering of neon or the play of light on a perfectly positioned cocktail.

Seductive spring glamour will be here soon enough.

The film shares a milieu with Larry Clark's Kids, but bypasses the initial seductive outlaw glamour of heroin in favour of plunging into the jarring chaos of addict life.

Inspired by the creations of Salvatore Ferragamo and Roger Vivier – known as the Fabergé of footwear, women complemented the full-skirted hourglass silhouette of their "New Look" postwar fashion with a seductive stiletto heel, echoing the glamour of Hollywood icons such as Marilyn Monroe and Sophia Loren.

Kadiköy market and nearby Haydarpaşa station Dismissed as gay orientalist tosh by its critics, Hamam is the most sensual film shot in the city – not just in its tender telling of the relationship between an Italian who inherits an ancient hamam and a young Turkish man, but in the way it shows Istanbul's seductive mix of grime and glamour.

To achieve a hint of glamour, brown must adopt more seductive aliases, like chestnut, cocoa or cafe au lait.

Hal, to become an effective ruler, has to overcome the chivalric glamour of Hotspur and renounce the seductive companionship of Falstaff.

His achievement is matched by Mr. Schöller's ability to infuse routine bureaucratic procedure with the momentum and energy of a thriller, endowing the tedious workings of the modern state with a glamour that is both repellent and seductive.