Sentence examples for was something glamorous from inspiring English sources

Yet, by dint of being heroes, there was something glamorous about them too.

"There was something glamorous about the Reading, Pennsylvania, Library," Mr. Updike said, "a romantic savor to the much thumbed books". Mr. Updike noted that he had won the National Book Award twice before.

This was something glamorous and dangerous and vibrant and sexy.

But when I was in college, I imagined the business trip as being something glamorous.

I would be scared if I knew [death] was coming, but …" Asked if there's something "glamorous" about dying young, Lana, who listed Kurt Cobain and Amy Winehouse as her music inspirations, responded: "I don't know.

So, far from being something glamorous, extraordinary, and a slap in the face for Oxford, it is exactly what a few hundred English students will have been offered this year, along with many thousands of Americans.

I'd always hoped my first arrest would be something glamorous, winking at a beautiful girl as I was led away in cuffs or something.

"I think maybe in the '80s and '90s, being a model was something really glamorous and sophisticated and interesting, and now, when you tell people that you're a model, it's almost like, 'Uch,' " Ms. Prabhakar said.

In my mind there was something immutably glamorous and grown-up about the very confinement of a girdle, demonstrating that you were no longer an indecorous girl but a woman, willing to suffer extreme discomfort in aid of — let's strip to the bare truth of it — capturing and keeping the male gaze.

The demo that really rocked my world, though, was something much less glamorous: reading.

There was something rather brooding and rebellious, glamorous but a little sinister.