Sentence examples for so desirable that from inspiring English sources

The Dragon is so desirable that refurbished secondhand models regularly sell for $2,000 or more.

But what makes them so desirable that producers can charge up to $9,000 a lump?

In fact, Dubai has become so desirable that there is now a slight backlog of job applicants.

Residents regard the community as so desirable that they quickly tell their children or grandchildren about houses for sale.

For the first time in its history, Denver is so crowded, so desirable, that the "endless" neighbourhoods of bungalows are proving finite.

Anna May Wong, a woman so desirable that her gardenia perfume and lipstick traces were immortalised in These Foolish Things, could not kiss.

"What's so desirable is that they are elusive," says Churchill.

And yet I find this mental activity to be so therapeutic, so beneficial, so seductively desirable that I go back again and again for the brain fix.

Rat poo, arsenic, cyanide and even human urine are all among the not-so desirable substances that have been found in fake perfumes and makeup being sold online in increasing quantities, police have warned.

What is so desirable about torture that we would create contorted legal structures — and throw away ones that have served us well — as tools for torturing?

Flying private is so desirable, in fact, that fractional ownership or chartering of personal-use jets is another option.