Sentence examples for somehow desirable from inspiring English sources

But that hardly means they think that divided government is somehow desirable in and of itself.

It's this kind of shift where the rich people are coming in and colonizing it, and it is poor, it is run down, so there's this whole kind of edgy urban hipster culture that's artificially imposed by places like the cereal café so that it's somehow desirable and edgy and cool to live in an area that otherwise people like that wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole.

"The conventional wisdom that heterogeneous communities are somehow less desirable is shifting," she said.

It turns out that the urge to purge — the urge to see depression as a necessary and somehow even desirable punishment for past sins, while inveighing against any attempt to mitigate suffering — is as strong as ever.

While it is often argued that such architectural organization involves the segregation of those who are judged to be somehow less desirable, it is also true that it keeps audience members within the social groups with which they feel the most comfortable.

"Most people believe goat is a tough, barnyard meat that is somehow less desirable than pork, beef or lamb.

"How creepy and gross is it to project on to a future child an idea of attractiveness that again is rooted in looking less ethnic or less whatever is somehow more desirable?" Ramsey asks.

Perhaps it's time to bust the myth that universal, or government-run, or 'socialized' medicine is somehow less desirable than the present U.S. system of private health insurance.

Yet it seems Twitter is not worried about tweet becoming too popular a term; rather Twitter may be trying to control who gets to signal that an application is somehow approved or desirable.

And that in our culture that is somehow not only desirable, but possible.

I wanted my character to be beautiful but a little worn down from life and love, accessible but somehow even more desirable for being tarnished and "easy".