Sentence examples for not that desirable from inspiring English sources

"This area was not that desirable an area," said Mr. Stern, 72, on a recent walk along Broadway.

Though it still owns valuable television stations, Paxson is apparently not all that desirable an acquisition, Mr. Rickles said, because the anticipated loosening, by the F.C.C. of station-ownership restrictions was undone by Congress.

Seeing Stephen's pasty ass, while maybe not all that desirable, is hardly an infringement on one's personal liberty.

Seeing Stephen's pasty arse, while maybe not all that desirable, is hardly an infringement on one's personal liberty.

At this stage, affiliate sales partnerships of unproven products, revenue shares from online seminars and free product are not all that desirable.

Having to manage multiple user names and passwords depending on what a particular merchant has chosen doesn't sound that desirable.

What they are really asserting when they say that is that they believe protecting blue-collar jobs isn't really all that desirable, because they believe Americans think blue-collar work isn't really a desirable ends - that if anything, Americans see factory, small-business and agriculture jobs as merely a means to a white-collar professional ends.

To this point we've seen only a bunch of petty pretenders jockeying for a throne that, frankly, doesn't seem all that desirable to begin with.

Not that these aren't desirable objectives.

And while it may beat sex work, life as a factory worker in Cambodia still isn't that desirable; you're basically guaranteed malnourishment, exceptionally low wages and only around four days off a month.

But Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president, said Mr. Bloomberg's imprimatur might not be that desirable for Democrats.