Is a system more educationally desirable when fewer children are defined as successful?
Why do we sometimes equate "normal" with "desirable" when it often means just the opposite?
Free speech is too often only seen as desirable when people agree with what's being said.
Familiar twists and turns become strangely desirable when you're trying to get an audience's heads around such an unusual tale.
"A healthy tan was very desirable when you were a teenager, and now it shows," she said.
Available as sedans, convertibles, wagons and pickups, the cars became quite desirable when war broke out and gasoline rationing began.
Because it was submerged in the lake for so long, it exudes an attractive, dusky shadow of salt that is very desirable when planed and finished.
The word evokes values that seem ever more desirable when society is more mobile, more disjointed, and families are broken and less able to support each other.
Now, you might think there's nothing to being stolid and desirable when you're the owner of a sharp square jaw and shoulders to match.
They functioned best when they right there and convenient, and became remote and less desirable when they were away from that.
But while flavour may make many revived foods desirable, when it comes to breeds of plant and animal, it is biodiversity that makes them invaluable.
