Sentence examples for desirable existence from inspiring English sources
All the sexiness of a Bond movie, all the glimmers of a desirable existence, are there in the buildup.
John Stuart Mill endorses the idea of a procreational duty not to bring a person into existence unless the person will have "at least the ordinary chances of a desirable existence" (see Mill 1859, 301 304).
The novels of Jane Austen, designed primarily as superior entertainment, imply a desirable ordered existence, in which the comfortable decorum of an English rural family is disturbed only by a not-too-serious shortage of money, by love affairs that go temporarily wrong, and by the intrusion of self-centred stupidity.
Joined here by second cellist Natalie Clein, the Takacs made the work's subtle poise between bliss and anguish seem an entirely natural, indeed desirable, condition of existence and the sublime Adagio a glimpse of heaven.
According to the elder pastoralists' assessments, the existence of highly desirable and desirable forages indicates good rangeland quality while the existence of less desirable and not desirable forages indicates poor quality.
Software quality is highly unpredictable, it is the existence of desirable characteristics in a solution, while the desired attributes differ with different view point and are highly interdependent.
Clearly, from the viewpoint of applications, it is more desirable to study the existence of feedback controls for SLQs than the solvability for the same problems.
Undesirable desire turned desirable.
RAMSC acts efficiently in disturbance rejection and keeping the system behavior in desirable tracking objectives, without the existence of unstable quasi-periodic solutions.
But the transition to this new century is one that points toward an explosion of technological and space management advances in the use of the environment to promote behavior that is desirable and conducive to human existence.
