0 not glamorous (= especially attractive and exciting): --
unglamorous work/surroundings
Partly because of the lack of controversy surrounding the subject, the issue has become rather unglamorous.
It is dirty and unglamorous work, and there will not be a lot of money in it for them.
What we need is quite unglamorous and it is not an easy or ready answer.
Of course, too, this is the unglamorous side of public expenditure management, requiring enormous, but often unrecognised, effort.
It is a long, difficult and unglamorous road, but one from which there can be no turning back.
They are usually highly unglamorous they are a nuisance rather than a menace they are pathetic and riotously unsuccessful.
Yes, heart disease and cancer matter, but if funding for them will come from a fixed overall cake, will the unglamorous be left behind?
Our work is often unglamorous, it can be stressful and not particularly spectacular, but our goals are great, and so much is expected of us.
