Sentence examples for desirable to read from inspiring English sources

Putting aside the fact that this ignores how many people go to libraries precisely in order to use the public computers, one wonders whether Johns really thinks it is desirable to read War and Peace or even Tintin on a screen.

"Until well into the modern period," Armstrong contends, "Jews and Christians both insisted that it was neither possible nor desirable to read the Bible literally, that it gives us no single, orthodox message and demands constant reinterpretation".

Even if a desirable audience is unwilling to read 100 pages of branded content, just seeing a brand represented on a coffee table has value.

Comments Ability to read Spanish desirable but not required; texts not written in English will be available in both translation and the original.

Game instructions require 5 minutes to read; additional preparation time is desirable.

Making books more affordable is desirable on its own merits, because many people love to read but can't afford $18 for a book, like me.

Since the use of encoders allows to read joint position pretty accurately, it is desirable to estimate joint velocities through an observer.

But signposting an advertorial clearly, while editorially desirable, can also mean that consumers do not feel much compulsion to read it.

And then I started to read more speculations and the proposition became less desirable with every word.

If there were admitted a few oblates (laymen living in monasteries under modified rules), they were given an ascetic and moral education and were taught to read the Holy Writ and, what was still more desirable, to "relish" it.

So while flexible teaching with low pupil-adult ratios is desirable in other grades, it is crucial in kindergarten, where only some children are prepared to read.