Sentence examples for one's desirability from inspiring English sources
There will still be time after March 8th to enter a few states — New Jersey and (with difficulty) California among them — to demonstrate one's desirability.
If one grows up in a culture in which one's self-worth is measured primarily by one's desirability to men, then your energy is consumed into this horizontal competition with other women that can never be totally won.
Perhaps you wouldn't feel too comfortable about encouraging your spouse to have sex with an extremely attractive lover at a festival, but for the Wodaabe having multiple partners is a reflection of one's desirability.
In other words, dancing ability might serve as a signal that communicates one's own desirability as a mate.
You can go by price, brand, eco-friendliness – I'll save you time on that one, there's nothing – desirability, or take pot luck.
Everyone's favourite plumber's newest adventure works as a fine piece of entertainment – and one that significantly increases the 3DS's desirability and relevance.
Emotions signal the brain that important events are happening, and the teen years are chock full of important social feedback about one's skills, attractiveness, status and desirability as a mate.
There are reasons to think that effort which is unnecessary, in our revised sense, confers no moral worth it simply seems implausible that one should gain moral credit by exerting effort that neither makes nor is reasonably expected to make any difference to the moral desirability of one's action.
And while the performance may be empowering to some, it's a restrictive means of discovering one's sexuality, and can stifle young women's desires, especially those that fall outside of conventional desirability.
His book is about the desirability of loving one's own neighbors and enemies, as well as everyone else's.
This latter imputation method concerns the variables deviant/assimilated behavior in one's own group of friends, social desirability, average school grades, and school anxiety.
