Sentence examples for special glamour from inspiring English sources
DURING the 20th century, a special glamour surrounded concert pianists.
Nuns, it turns out, have their own special glamour.
The women, she observed, had a special glamour—"their gems, their clothing, their hair styles"—and seemed to channel the opalescent energy of the place.
Conde Nast will print 600,000 copies of the special Glamour, compared with a circulation of 2.1 million for a regular September issue.
Stocks held a special glamour for her: Her grandfather worked at a silver company, rising from the mailroom to the vice president's perch.
There is no special glamour attached to the presence of so many creative folk on the terraces at the Dripping Pan but the "velvet revolution" that transferred control from a well-meaning but cash-poor ownership to a community benefit society is a template.
It is not easy to define that special, paradoxical glamour Mr. O'Toole wears like a well-worn, perfectly tailored jacket — he is a self-made aristocrat, a genuine pretender, a selfless narcissist — but whatever it is, he still has it.
Van Cliburn Medalist To add a special bit of glamour to the usual lineup of promising young pianists summering in the Hamptons for intensive tutoring, Pianofest holds a special "Stars of Pianofest" concert at 8 p.m. on Wednesday at Guild Hall in East Hampton.
Some seasons back, it was Brazilians like Ms. Bundchen who had the glamour and special forms of locomotion.
Special teams lack the glamour of other units, and some players see the job as a bridge to a more important role.
Unless you have a special fondness for color, glamour and elegance -- unless, to be more precise, you are enamored of classic couture, great French actresses and lush musical orchestration -- there is no good reason to see "8 Women," François Ozon's sumptuous and rigorous derangement of plausibility, coherence and proper taste.
