Sentence examples for Quite desirable from inspiring English sources

Brown houses were quite desirable; brown people were not.

Available as sedans, convertibles, wagons and pickups, the cars became quite desirable when war broke out and gasoline rationing began.

You could argue that, for them, being on their own and having no distractions or interruptions is quite desirable".

Mr Thompson said it was "quite desirable" that British newspapers were not as heavily regulated as broadcasters, which have a broader and more immediate reach.

To a certain extent, they were unemotional and I think as a child emotions seem as if they can swamp you, and to be scientific and clinical seemed quite desirable.

Won't you, please?" I did not see any seats outfitted with the $2,500 signs, but I was assured that some of those quite desirable front-row perches were available.

Not everyone attempting to take advantage of the void left by Flappy Bird is quite as desirable.

Owning your own home might seem like a dream come true, but if the boiler breaks down, the roof starts leaking or your new neighbours party every night till 3am, you may not find it quite so desirable.

"For the Pirahã, it's quite a desirable state".

Old sperm may not be quite as desirable as young sperm, but clearly, as Clint Eastwood has proven, it can still get the job done.

While this is quite a desirable effect in the fight against cancer, damage caused by ROS in healthy human cells is generally feared due to its carcinogenic potential.