Sentence examples for it so desirable from inspiring English sources

Yet it makes very little logical sense, in rejecting something for having too much appeal, we are also rejecting the quality that made it so desirable in the first place.

That feeling of: 'I'll do anything.' Because it's so desirable, the honey of what we do – it's so beautiful".

Government work, once considered the epitome of power and prestige here, is no longer, it seems, so desirable.

Owning your own home might seem like a dream come true, but if the boiler breaks down, the roof starts leaking or your new neighbours party every night till 3am, you may not find it quite so desirable.

Pakistan would lose a conventional war with India, so it might be tempted to use its nuclear arsenal, which it is expanding fast.Mr Riedel, like most analysts, is better at describing why it is so difficult to repair India-Pakistan relations, and why it would be so desirable to do so, than at charting how.

The philosopher Peter Singer described it as "a concept so desirable in its consequences that it is unthinkable to give up, and so shaky on its foundations that it can scarcely be supported".

WeWork takes this idea one step further by making its AirSpace so desirable that people pay to be in it.

What makes it so special, so desirable?

But it does not solve the problems of poverty and abuse that make it so seemingly desirable.

"It expresses an attitude of character that is so desirable that it is splendid to see in people," Mr. Hinckley said.

One Minnesota collector comments, "I never expected to buy an item so desirable that it has already kept its haunting fascination forever".