Use glamour in a sentence
Sentences ending with glamour
- And the fact that he despised knowledge, yet possessed it, lent him glamour. [9]
- Madelinette had crossed his path in his most enthusiastic moment, when his brilliant tongue and great dreams surrounded him with a kind of glamour. [11]
- You'll have to deal with the real men, and they'll lose their glamour. [11]
More example sentences with the word glamour in them
- The glamour to which Janet had yielded herself was on occasions slightly troubled by some new and enigmatic element to be detected in his voice and glances suggestive of intentions vaguely disquieting. [9]
- It takes time to develop a character, and to throw the glamour of romance over what may be essentially commonplace. [4]
- In the west the sun was slipping down behind the hills, leaving the strong day with a rosy and radiant glamour, that faded away in eloquent tones to the grey, tinsel softness of the zenith. [11]
- It had all the glamour of some distant place of pleasure and quiet joy, of happiness and ethereal being. [11]
- Yet this same tender enthusiasm was sincere enough to make him accept the fact of his marriage without discontent, even in the glamour of new and alluring ambitions. [11]
- It seems a sort of sacrilege to disturb the glamour of old romance that pictures her to us softly from afar off as through a tinted mist, and curtains her ruin and her desolation from our view. [5]
- He took her seriously; and this was not all dissimulation, for her every word had glamour, and he now exalted her intellect unduly. [11]
- Shall my answer run: Because that thou hast beauty, noble place, Because of some sweet glamour in thy face, And eyes that shame the clear light of the sun? [11]
- The rink band opposite kept up a lively competition, grinding out go-round music, imparting, if one may say so, a glamour to existence. [4]
- Oh, I have often wondered whether a man, however disillusioned, could see New York as a woman sees it when the glamour is gone. [9]
- All the glamour of Guida's youth had dropped away. [11]
- Of a morning, mist floated into mist as far as eye could see, blue and grey and amethyst, a glamour of tints and velvety radiance. [11]
- There swept slowly into his eyes, enlarging, brightening them, the glamour of the Celtic soul. [11]
- She was very hungry, and the effect of the food, of the hot coffee was to dispel her doubt and repugnance, to throw a glamour over the adventure, to restore to Rolfe's arguments an exciting and alluring appeal. [9]
- I could name half a dozen localities, even sections of country, that travelers visit with curiosity just because authors have thrown that glamour over them. [4]
- The faded sheet had in it the glow and glamour of the East; it was like a heart beating with life; emotion rose and fell in it like the waves of the sea. [11]
- You throw a glamour over things. [9]
- Stripped of the glamour of these, was not Rolfe's doctrine just one of taking, taking? [9]
- But now the glamour had gone from it. [9]
- A little in front of us, in the sky, were great clusters of clouds, and beyond them, as far as eye could see, were hills so delicately green, so spotted with settlements, so misty and full of glamour, and so cheerful with the western light. [11]
- He was sick for the patio and the plaza, for the bull-fight, for the siesta in the sun, for the lazy glamour of the gardens and the red wine of Valladolid, for the redolent cigarette of the roadside tavern. [11]
- Ranulph's strength and courage she accepted as a matter of course, and was glad that he was brave, generous, and good; but the glamour of distance and mystery were around d'Avranche. [11]
- The experience, I confess, is new, and has the glamour of originality. [11]
- But for Stephen Brice the Judge stood there stripped of the glamour that made him, even as Abraham Lincoln had stripped his doctrine of its paint and colors, and left it punily naked. [9]
- And that some Americans are fools, and have been dazzled in Europe by the glamour of a privilege not attainable at home, is a deplorable yet indubitable fact. [9]
- No silent palace "sleeping in the sun," no edifice decreed by Kubla Khan could have worn more glamour than the house of Cousin Robert Breck. [9]
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