glamor

01. She was fascinated by the [glamor] of showbiz, and loved to read about the private lives of film stars.

02. She adds [glamor] and sex appeal to every film she appears in.

03. Television has tried to add [glamor] to the world of sports by doing profiles on the athletes.

04. The new designers are attempting to offer [glamor] to the young crowd at bargain prices.

05. The French director Roger Vadim has been married to some of the world's most beautiful and [glamorous] women, including Brigitte Bardot, Jane Fonda, and Catherine Deneuve.

06. We avoid the expensive and [glamorous] holiday spots when we go to Europe for our vacation.

07. Jackie Kennedy gave a new [glamor] to the position of First Lady in the United States.

08. He was able to make friends with the [glamorous] rich, and attend their parties by pretending to be a rich European businessman.

09. Violence and aggressive behavior are too often [glamorized] in the movie world.

10. President Reagan had a very [glamorized] view of the past which ignored the poverty, racism and sexism of that era.

11. Lilly Daché once said that [glamor] is what makes a man ask for your telephone number. But it also is what makes a woman ask for the name of your dressmaker.

12. Paul Theroux once stated that travel is [glamorous] only in retrospect.

13. Elinor Glin once remarked that romance is the [glamor] which turns the dust of everyday life into a golden haze.

14. The entertainment industry seems [glamorous] and exciting on the outside, but in reality it is hard work that requires a determined, self-assured person.

15. Some people suggest that hip-hop music [glamorizes] gun culture.

16. The World Health Organization recently called on Hollywood to stop [glamorizing] smoking in movies.