Sentence examples for someone more glamorous from inspiring English sources
Let's face it, I mistreated him because I had met someone more glamorous.
I knew I'd write things about my life, but my very first thought was that my life would be this outlandish invention — that I wouldn't be me, but instead someone more glamorous and snarky than I am.
According to Devereux Josephs, former president and current trustee, they were looking for someone "more glamorous".
One has the sense that the orchestra wants someone more charismatic, more glamorous.
Don't expect Maoist-era Godard here, but a tender confessional from someone whose youth was, you imagine, a bit more glamorous than Ken Loach's.
Now, everyone knows that most so-called Celebrity Parties boast no one more glamorous than a few z-list models, someone from Hollyoaks and Beverley Bloom.
Instead, you will endure years of heartache and suffering just to find someone you can be yourself around, which all looks a lot more glamorous in a Rachel McAdams movie.
"We're all fascinated with corruption, the more glamorous the better" and, he added, with the idea of "devouring, consuming, possessing someone we desire".
They're also much more glamorous.
Sawyer actually leads a more glamorous life.
