Sentence examples for sort of glamorous from inspiring English sources
The concept of Bitcoin comes from some arcane mathematics of cryptography, which gives the story a sort of glamorous spy-vs-spy appeal, like a James Bond movie.
A moment later, we were back in the woods wondering if Chilchi had been some sort of glamorous vision conjured up by the Siberian taiga.
Appropriately Bob Crowley and Scott Pask's brilliant set has now morphed into a sort of glamorous junkyard of cultural and historical detritus (a crashed chandelier, a rotting piano).
In England he had played "with carefree flair", "a magnificently casual cricketer, popular and a crowd-pleaser, the sort of glamorous amateur who delighted fans".
The "Ladies They Talk About" -- a Warner Brothers prison movie starring Barbara Stanwyck, which gives the retrospective its title -- were as likely to be criminals, courtesans, cokeheads, gun molls and unwed mothers as the sort of glamorous but respectable heroines we're used to from 1934 on.
Now imagine yourself in a sort of glamorous shopping mall.
I remember Mike Read once taking me to some terrifically trendy club off Bond Street, and he was immediately surrounded by all sorts of glamorous women.
There are the perennials, like Scaasi, Adolfo, Pauline Trigere and Bob Mackie, who are all continuing to turn out the sort of expensive, glamorous clothes they always do.
Reeling about a Gideon Davey set dominated by the Greek lettering for the word Helen seen back to front, Ms. Downie's heroine looks as if in another context she might have been some sort of fabulously glamorous cabaret artiste, even if the bulk of the music here falls to William Purefoy as a barefoot counter-tenor who ambles through the action in a white tux.
These days we're so obsessed telling stories about youth and success and a kind of glamorous romance; she is an icon, because she reminds me that we should tell stories about all sorts of women.
By the end of the dyeing process, your head should look sort of like a glamorous armadillo.
