Sentence examples for desirable his from inspiring English sources

The worse the President looks, the more desirable his understudy seems.

His final report in 1996 stated: "Given the size of the existing rules, reducing the amount of material in them is obviously desirable". His proposals to reduce complexity and make the system more user-friendly were accepted.

"So bypassing all the roadblocks is, of course, desirable". His adaptation of British-import "Mad Dogs" was originally planned for FX but is now part of Amazon's latest batch of pilots that will hit the site Thursday.

Farm Aid — which came to Randalls Island on Sunday, and to New York City for the first time ever in its 22 years — is principally Mr. Nelson's baby, and he used his closing set to put on something different and possibly less desirable than his usual show.

Even Eagleton glues whatever human qualities seem most desirable onto his apparently impersonal God.

Government intervention was also desirable, in his view, to bring about market equilibrium.

It is whether it appears credible and desirable to his audience.

It was in order to be more desirable to his sweetheart that in the late summer of 1957 Dior planned a trip to Montecatini, Italy, to take a thinning cure.

That goes particularly for democratic Brazil, whose president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has embraced Mr Chávez far more than is desirable for his own country's long-term interest.

Wouldn't the savvy Evelyn realize that Adam looks far more cool and desirable in his battered, oversize sweater than he does in those Tommy Hilfigensemblesenshebles she chooses for him?

But while he's hoping the low cost airlines will take the hint, Parker also presented a second option, one that is much less desirable from his perspective.