| However it is impossible to escape from personal glamours and biases until we move from emotional living to the more impersonal level of the mind. |
| By seeing through the glamours of the times, they sense the underlying currents of consciousness which shape the evolution of culture and civilisation. |
| He is mentally polarized and because he is aware of the realities of existence he is free from the ordinary glamours and illusions which colour the reactions and life of the average man. |
| We are beginning to have glamours and importances of our own. |
| I keep saying to the lads that for every tough day at sea there are at least five glamours in return. |
