Sentences with phrase «rather than glamorous»

Final Verdict: Stallone's best work, the true underdog story, surprisingly more focused on character and acting, rather than a glamorous build - up to the main boxing event.

Nixon is also touching on a form of «economic development» that has grown like topsy in recent years, drawing states into what would be considered, if it were cut - and - sew factories rather than glamorous entertainment productions involved, a competitive race - to - the - bottom to throw money at less - than - needy studios.

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I know that entrepreneurship, the concept of #girlboss and starting a business in general is so often made out to be so glamorous and I'm sure what we do can look like that through the lens of social media, but the reality can be pretty different, so it was lovely to take a step back and reflect on how far we've come rather than assessing all our obstacles!

For this reason, fiber has always been recommended as a staple ingredient in balanced diets; it's hard working and sensible, rather than faddy or glamorous.

In light of this, it may be best used for a hint of daytime radiance rather than the rich, warm and glamorous look that I predicted it would offer.

Pale - color clothes are feminine, delicate, and subtle, which make them glamorous and sensual rather than all - out sexy for evening.

I figure for a special occasion or night out maybe it will feel more glamorous to «clutch» your bag rather than slinging it over a shoulder.

Rather than stepping out of your comfort zone, step into it with the cozy and cute Glamorous Comfort Zone Wine Red Sweater Dress!

He has been in the photographer's pen longer than anyone else, which is why he is treated with respect by everyone, rather as the other snapper Bill Cunningham was when taking his photos of the glamorous audiences as they arrived at fashion weeks venues.

In particular, pumps and filters seem to be taking the route of becoming glamorous rather than functional.

Which just goes to show you, really: tennis is a lot more fun when it's faked, and better still when it's all ghosts and apes and princesses and plumbers, rather than steely - eyed professionals with sponsorship deals and glamorous partners in the crowd.