Sentence examples for yet more desirable from inspiring English sources

That has been the strategy of Robert Pattinson, whose discomfort, during the blaze of "Twilight," was painful to observe — the problem being that such glowering, reminiscent of his character's vampiric gloom, made him yet more desirable.

However, considering the complexity of yield traits, yet more desirable results can be achieved by concurrent engineering of multiple genes (Naqvi et al. 2010).

Yet slender is more desirable.

The history of food processing is littered with ingredients that were initially presented as safer and more desirable, yet subsequently outed as the opposite.

The move would make sense: a unified code base and the ability to sell apps for yet more platforms are both desirable.

Snarky yet obsessive coverage of celebrity culture on websites such as tmz.com and Gawker, and in magazines such as Us Weekly, helped to make being a celebrity seem both more desirable and yet more accessible than ever before.

The "wonder material" graphene faces its stiffest challenge yet in providing thinner, stronger, safer and more desirable condoms.

Girls should be spiritual, yet freedom of the spirit is no more desirable than freedom of the body.

To them, for some reason as yet unknown to us, they consider it more desirable to own a motorbike than a PV system (which are comparable investments in terms of initial cost).

Stepping into a one-bed maisonette a few miles from Southampton's city centre, in one of its more desirable suburbs, I came the closest yet to that sensation.

The higher initial water saturation case illustrated more desirable results than the high viscosity case but yet not enough promising by resulting in an ultimate CSOR of 4.4.