Sentence examples for just how desirable from inspiring English sources
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.
What appeals to them about the arrangements are the expensive gifts — "I just LOVE being spoiled," gushed one 19-year-old woman on the blog — because those gifts make them feel valued, as if the money spent measures just how desirable they are.
And if everyone has a Christian Dior clutch, just how desirable will that bag be to upscale customers?
Even if you're taken or not into online dating, I bet a fair number of people will sign up for Down just to peek at how desirable they are.
Only then will we know how desirable our property is.
On first sight, this seems unobjectionable: just as we can have views about whether it will in fact rain, we can also have views about how desirable that would be.
Both Bush and Blair could have emphasised more just how bad Saddam's republic of fear has been for his people and the extent to which ending it is a desirable end in itself.
How feasible -- and how desirable -- was it to "drop out" anyway?
I can't stress enough how desirable it is to make bread crumbs yourself.
They are given a number from 1 to 4 indicating how desirable they are.
