Sentence examples for actually desirable from inspiring English sources
And is it actually desirable?
Consider when failure is actually desirable for a business.
Making them more and more efficient is not, after a certain point, actually desirable.
Described as a production that "strips the work's usual ornamentation" — is that actually desirable?
Even if forcibly spreading democracy were feasible, is it actually desirable — in terms of the national interest?
Grieg's Holberg Suite arguably sounded a little too civilised, with rather more of its folk-inspired rough edges smoothed away than actually desirable.
It's rare that a range of clothes comes out that is a) really desirable b) actually quite highbrow and c) more sustainably made.
"I'd argue that there's something tried-and-true and comforting and actually highly desirable about episodic television that sticks to a weekly schedule," he added.
That means given a choice between the same rock-bottom fare on JetBlue or US Airways, for example, US Airways is actually more desirable because of the value of the frequent flier miles.
Jeremy Katzeff Jackson Heights, Queens Cobble Hill Without Cobblers To the editor: Re "A Fabric of Life Loses a Thread That Binds" (March 30), about a longtime dry-cleaning shop that closed in Cobble Hill: The Cobble Hill/Carroll Gardens section of Brooklyn, although very hip, is actually less desirable now than in 1994, when I moved here, because the necessary services are going.
