"Glamour" Example Sentences
1. The glamour of Hollywood attracted many young aspiring actors.
2. She lives for the glamour and fame of the modeling industry.
3. The jazz clubs of New York City had a certain glamorous flair in the 1920s.
4. The glamorous movie stars walked the red carpet at the film premiere.
5. The expensive car had a certain glamour that appealed to her.
6. There was a glamorous aura about the pop star that attracted fans.
7. She lost interest in the glamour of consumerism and went on a spiritual journey.
8. He lived for the glamour of owning fast cars and beautiful women.
9. The wealthy socialite enjoyed the glamour of high society life.
10. There is a glamorous mystique about working in fashion.
11. She dreamed of the glamorous life of a supermodel.
12. The glamour and parties of campus life soon lost their appeal.
13. Once the glamour fades, all that is left is the hard work.
14. He craved the glamorous nightlife scene of big cities.
15. The glamorous facade hid a dark and troubled past.
16. The magazine's portrayal of life was full of glamour and embellishment.
17. His lifestyle lacked the glamour that he aspired to.
18. Fame and glamour were all that interested him.
19. The high-flying political career offered glamour and prestige.
20. His life lacked glamour and excitement.
21. The city holds a glamorous image in the imagination.
22. The event had all the glamour and sophistication of old Hollywood.
23. Her dreams were filled with glamour and wealth.
24. The glamour magazines portrayed an unattainable lifestyle.
25. She quickly grew tired of the glamour and superficiality of it all.
26. The music gave off a glamorous and sensual vibe.
27. Behind the glamour was a hardworking woman.
28. He enjoyed the glamorous celebrity lifestyle for a while.
29. The glamour of show business held little appeal for her.
30. She longed for a more glamorous and exciting life.
31. He traded the glamour of the city for the serenity of the countryside.
32. They gave up the glamorous life to start a family.
33. She painted the glamorous picture of life in the city.
34. The glamour and lights of Broadway shone brightly.
35. The job lacked glamour but provided steady pay.
36. Eventually he tired of the glamour and moved to a quiet coastal town.
37. He gave up the glamorous job on Wall Street.
38. Wealth, glamour and social status were important to her.
39. The product was sold with a lot of glamour and hype.
40. There was little glamour in her day-to-day routine.
41. His first novel romanticized the glamour of the artistic life in Paris.
42. She disliked the pretense and glamour of high society.
43. I lost interest in the glamour of fashion magazines.
44. There was no glamour, just hard work and sacrifice.
45. Her life lacked the romantic glamour she had imagined.
46. She found little she valued in the fleeting glamour of fame.
47. The disco scene had a certain glamorous appeal.
48. The job lacked glamour but provided a steady income.
49. She dismissed the glamour and hype surrounding celebrities.
50. Once the winning slows, so does the glamour.
51. His attempt to capture the glamour of the jazz age fell flat.
52. He saw through the glamour to the truth beneath.
53. She soon tired of living a life devoid of meaning beyond glamour.
54. Once the novelty wore off, the glamour quickly faded.
55. The hard work behind the scenes belied the glamorous image.
56. She saw no glamour in sitting around gossiping.
57. She found little value in the empty glamour of fashion.
58. The glamour of travel soon paled in comparison to staying home.
59. The job offered little in the way of glamour or excitement.
60. She dismissed the glamorous portrayal of life as fantasy.
Common Phases
behind the
glamour - used to refer to the mundane or everyday aspects of a glamorous situation
the
glamour fades - the
glamour or appeal of something declines over time
glamour and hype - things that are presented in an attractive but exaggerated or unrealistic way
the glamorous life - a fancy, luxurious lifestyle
the
glamour of show business - the appealing but superficial aspects of working in show business
glamour and lights- a fancy or flashy display involving many decorative lights
glamorous image - an appealing but idealized image or depiction of something
lacked
glamour - was lacking an attractive, stylish or flashy appearance
devoid of
glamour - completely lacking
glamour
glamorous facade - an attractive but misleading outward appearance
grow tired of the
glamour - lose interest in or become weary of something that seems glamorous at first
dismissed the
glamour - regarded the
glamour or appeal of something as unimportant or not worth consideration
lost interest in the
glamour - stopped finding the reputed
glamour or appeal of something interesting or worthwhile
Hope these common phrases are helpful! Let me know if you have any other questions.