Sentence examples for desirable felt from inspiring English sources

Experiential interests are, roughly, interests in having desirable felt experiences, such as enjoyment (and in avoiding undesirable experiences, such as boredom).

It is a devilishly effective advertising medium which makes products look desirable, feel good in our hands, and even appear virtuous – after all, the packaging is substantively greener than ever before.

"We've lengthened the driveway so desirables feel more at home," said the Dean.

The people who got their cookies from the two-cookie jar consistently found their cookies more desirable and felt that they should cost more.

He also says in his long footnote about Spencer that this principle "may be more correctly described as supposing that equal amounts of happiness are equally desirable, whether felt by the same or by different persons".

Among other useful lessons, he demonstrated that it was normal, even desirable, to feel always somewhat out of one's depth.

"Table 2. would be even more clear if the antibodies against the four different markers would have been divided from each other more clearly (e.g. using different background colors)." Reply: Although we agree that a color-code would be desirable, we feel that the current table is sufficiently clear.

"Younger seemed more desirable, and they felt really challenged by that".

There were plenty of familiar elements at Céline yesterday — wide-leg slacks, car coats, color blocking and scarves wrapped tightly around the neck, to start — but the familiar felt desirable, still.

It was also felt desirable for all parameters to have approximately symmetrical distributions.

It didn't feel like the end of Flowers for Algernon, like I was slipping back into a less desirable life and felt cold terror at the prospect.