Sentence examples for goods desirable from inspiring English sources

Then there was the shark man, of whom he wrote: "It helps to look at Damien Hirst less as an artist than as a manufacturer of extravagant goods desirable to footballers' wives and cupiditous collectors governed by envy and social inferiority rather than connoisseurship".

In general, Bjork has found, speed bumps in learning are good — desirable difficulties, she calls them.

GM has started making some good, desirable cars in efficient, flexible factories.

Yet some of our seemingly basic assumptions about depression remain unchallenged – any form of depression is "bad", "abnormal"; whereas happiness is always "good", "desirable" and therefore "normal".

"Both in the mainstream and at the high end of the marketplace, what is perceived as good, desirable, successful is often a face whose heritage is hard to pin down".

However, the idea that independence is good (desirable, preferable), and dependence is bad (undesirable, to be avoided) is not a given, but relies on a particular normative understanding of the subject and what constitutes a good life [ 18].

This took place because deflation in the United States made American goods particularly desirable to foreigners, while low income reduced American demand for foreign products.

End-result principles entail that one can judge whether a certain distribution of goods is desirable without knowing how it came about.

"And all of that is good and desirable.

Whether or not this is a good or desirable thing is arguable.

All things "good" or "desirable" are not mandated by the Constitution.