Sentence examples for the desirable thing from inspiring English sources

You always hear the desirable thing.

But the idea that learning about relationships is the desirable thing reveals something interesting.

We need to go further and articulate why equality is not just the right thing to do for women but the desirable thing for us all".

Harold Laski complained: "For a man to tell you that the desirable thing is equality of income without telling you how to get it is simply irritating".

In the three states where polls in the study overpredicted support for Mr. Obama — Rhode Island, California and New Hampshire — "the desirable thing is to appear unbiased and unprejudiced," Mr. Greenwald said.

"I would like nothing more than to be mayor of Acapulco [in Guerrero] as well…but the truth is that there is a local government and there is a governor of Guerrero, who between them have 5,000 police, and the desirable thing is that those police work.

Government, after all, is, as Lincoln said, simply the business of our doing together "the desirable things which the individuals of a people cannot do, or cannot well do, for themselves".

Sometimes a hamburger can be the most desirable thing in the world, and the burger at Keens Steakhouse Pub, the less expensive, less formal adjunct of Keens Steakhouse, is thoroughly satisfying.

If you're at the cinema as a couple, the least desirable thing during a kiss, be it light or a shift, is to get the taste of chocolate, popcorn or sweets while kissing.

"The most desirable thing may be to re-establish the old defined-benefit pension system," he said, referring to the company-funded pensions that guarantee fixed annual benefit payments in retirement.

"To be the most à la mode woman alive," the Comtesse de Boigne wrote, "seemed to [the Queen] to be the most desirable thing imaginable".