Sentence examples similar to desirable lover from inspiring English sources
Undesirable desire turned desirable.
In most, the god is usually a form of Krishna; he is good-looking and desirable but a thoroughly unreliable lover who plays games that drive his devotees to despair.
This 'perfect lover' made me feel desirable in a world that tried teaching me to hate myself.
For Congreve's lovers, wit is the most desirable quality one can find in a mate, and the play's hero and heroine bear more than a passing resemblance to Benedick and Beatrice in Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing".
Nozick (1989) seems to think of a loss of autonomy in love as a desirable feature of the sort of union lovers can achieve.
The narrator is a fixture of upper-middle-class life: a quick-witted woman unsure of just how desirable she is, looking for a satisfying career and an attractive lover who is husband material.
The lovers decide a few moments of life are more desirable than a longer but unfulfilled life.
It remains a highly desirable destination for tourists; a hotspot for climbers, adventure seekers and animal lovers and has some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world.
Roger's nastiness has been whetted after he's dumped by Joyce, his lover and boss, played by Isabella Rossellini, who has never been more self-evidently desirable.
