Sentence examples for so glamorous that from inspiring English sources

The surroundings are so glamorous that every film feels like a premiere.

At first glance, the interior of the house is so glamorous that it almost looks more like a bachelor pad than a family home.

Some of the show-business types might have been attracted mainly by the palm trees and the beach and the exotica of the Latin drug industry: the opening shots of each "Miami Vice" episode are so glamorous that some local tourist-development people have been quoted in the Herald as saying that the over-all impact of the series is positive.

The ads in the early years featured celebrities like Barbra Streisand, Lauren Bacall and Maria Callas swathed in mink, with the catch phrase "What becomes a legend most?" The celebrities were considered so glamorous that they were never identified by name.

Ultimately, the entire experience exists to make every woman feel so glamorous that she'll glow.

The not so glamorous side that began long before I was born.

Prior to moving here, I had seen many shows, including "Queer As Folk", that led me to believe that to be gay, I had to be in this nightlife thing that looked so glamorous through the lens of Showtime cameras.

In fact, the menu is so glamorous, so unabashedly retro, that it seems like the sort of food that might have been served in the first-class cabin on an Air France flight in the late sixties.

However, there are parts of it that are not so glamorous and sometimes, even dangerous.

I was curiously detached because it just was all so glamorous, I suppose, as simple as that.

Never has that Spanish fisherman's footwear looked so glamorous as in buttery leather above the raffia sole or cut away subtly at the heel.