Sentence examples for nothing desirable from inspiring English sources

But there is nothing desirable about Seymour Avenue.

"There is nothing desirable about drugs," Trump declared.

When I was in my 20s and early 30s there was nothing more desirable than a month spent at a writers' colony.

Cf. Sidgwick: "[E]thical Hedonism has chiefly a negative significance; for the statement that 'Pleasure is the Ultimate Good' will only mean that nothing is ultmately desirable except desirable feeling, apprehended as desirable by the sentient individual at the time of feeling it" (p. 129).

To many other New Yorkers, nothing is as desirable as a prewar apartment, with its artfully arranged rooms and walls so thick that some latter-day residents have trouble getting wi-fi service.

For a president with a background in constitutional law, nothing is more desirable than returning the country to the habeas corpus, law-and-order tradition that is embedded in the U.S. Constitution.

Stitching isn't usually seen as desirable but nothing is obvious when it comes to Prada.

The others score nothing and occupy diminishingly desirable seats in rotation, leaving the bum seated at the president's right.

In a market where tenants have more bargaining power, landlords might throw it in for nothing to capture a desirable tenant, he said.

"Nothing appears good or desirable to individuals that the public has not judged to be such," he observed, "and the only happiness that most men know is to be esteemed happy".

Nothing could be more desirable, but the only possible response was to wish Mr. Giuliani had taken it on during his first term, instead of cleaning up the Fulton Fish Market.