Sentences with phrase «more glitz than»

Voice of Experience: In Classroom, Computers Often Yield More Glitz Than Guts Brenda Dyck reflects on how, in our zeal to integrate the most up - to - date technology in our classroom, we can settle for more «glitz than guts.»

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I do, of course, think Jesus was more than just a man, but I also think that far too many of us (especially Christians) put way too much glitz on the man.
Arguably in footballing terms Henry has far more to offer than Becks did as Thierry is still very much on a high in his playing career and whilst he may not carry the glitz and glamour of «Brand Beckham» he has however a mountain of silverware, awards and plaudits to his name that far outweigh what the England international has achieved.
Even just a little bit of glitz will give the impression that you spent more than you did.
The glitz factor is sky - high this season, and nothing feels more festive than a shimmery little something - something.
Last Vegas is all glitz and glamor, forgetting there's more to a production than flashy lights and headlining names.
The last days of guilt - free glitz had consequences for more than two white chicks and their boyfriends, and Stillman shows how with delicious malice and unexpected compassion.
The Golden Globes are always a little more about the Hollywood glitz than the other awards shows this season.
However, if you're in the mood for a contemporary effort to bring back the glitz and glamour of the olden days of romanticized high society, this effort may have you smiling just a little more at the end than you had been at the outset.
Sure there are a few departures for glitz, glamour, and Hollywood awe, but, side by side there are more similarities than there are differences.
Florida's approach to the Teacher of the Year Program is more than the glitz, glamour and grandeur of the gala and the announcement of the state's most celebrated educator.
The Frankfurt motor show is shaping up to be an eclectic blend of raw power and glitz while offering more than a subtle hint of future mobility.
As for sheer physical presence, few of the 57 cars represented in the accompanying chart weigh more than two tons or reach the 18 - foot dimensions of past glitz wagons.
Many of the long standing Chicago book publishers, however, can agree on one point, that is, publishing on this side of the country is more bread - and - butter than glitz and glamour.
It takes more than glitz or glam to be a top hotel.
On the other hand, I like glitz and glamour and it didn't get much more glamorous than the Bal de l'Ete in Monte Carlos.
The game is just a blast to play, so long as you're more entertained by actual wrestling than the extra glitz and cheese that goes along with it in the U.S.
Lost Sphear is the latest of the bunch of retro-esque RPGs that harken back to a simpler time that was focused more on gameplay structure and story, rather than glitz / glam.
I've been looking at the NBA 2k franchise — it's a little more glitz and glam than I care for, but the gameplay looked solid.
For more than 40 years, Minter has tackled cultural appetites in the open, holding up a mirror to modern obsessions and re-rendering them with biting, colorful glitz.
But it's not all glitz and glamour: The G6 now meets IP68 standards for a waterproof device and has more Gorilla Glass than any phone before it.
After spending time with the Arena, both in the office and at home, we discovered those extra bells and whistles make it much more than a glitzed - up Play: 1 clone.
But look beneath the glitz and glamour of a tony mall and you'll find more than just lipstick and silicone...
Style at Home editor - in - chief Erin McLaughlin visited Sin City and found there's more to it than glitz and kitsch.
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