Sentence examples for makes him desirable from inspiring English sources

In fact, it is often precisely the artist's known ability to give a vitally expressive or an aesthetically pleasing presentation of the required image that makes him desirable as a mask maker.

That makes him much more desirable.

All of which makes him even more desirable.

They haven't had to overcome a lot of obstacles that might have made him less desirable commercially".

Curtis Granderson and Brett Gardner bat left-handed, as does Damon, making him less desirable to the Yankees.

Colbert embraced "sponsortunities" when he was on Comedy Central, too, behind the mask of an ironic persona; it's likely one factor that made him a desirable replacement for Letterman, the worst salesman on late-night TV.

— that before winning his spot on the ticket Ryan, his record, and his finances were thoroughly examined by the Romney campaign, along with any poll numbers that would have made him a desirable acquisition, on top of the overt pressure from conservatives.

Blue Eyes assumed his prosthetic leg would make him less desirable as a sex worker, but learned quickly that wasn't the case.

To suggest that Lee's infraction makes him less American and less desirable to remain in the U.S. is an unduly harsh and an unjust assessment.

And somewhere in between writing in his onesie and crafting vampire musicals, Segel still dedicates time to playing with his puppets, which ultimately, makes him one of the most desirable men in Hollywood.

That talent has, though, made him a very desirable acquisition for teams in other countries.