Sentence examples similar to remarkably desirable from inspiring English sources
Colonial objects are extraordinarily desirable and remarkably common.
But he was also part of a partnership that built remarkably durable relationships with desirable clients (the Economist, Sainsbury's, Volvo) and gave the agency profile that feeling of intelligent middle classness.
Undesirable desire turned desirable.
Societies differ remarkably in what they consider socially desirable and undesirable in terms of sexual behaviour and consequently differ in what they attempt to prevent or promote.
Inflated perceptions of one's physical appearance is a manifestation of a general phenomenon psychologists call "self-enhancement". Researchers have shown that people overestimate the likelihood that they would engage in a desirable behavior, but are remarkably accurate when predicting the behavior of a stranger.
Yet, remarkably enough, the buyers' keenness to acquire anything considered desirable became clear within minutes.
The bloodletting isn't just limited to the remarkably compelling on-screen storylines about how to remain human — indeed, if it's possible or desirable — in a savage and chaotic new world.
Moreover, the application of the hydroxyl-free buffered dielectrics could remarkably decrease the density of interface state, and then suppress the hysteresis in graphene transistors, which is desirable for high performance graphene electronics.
