desirably

No more desirably, some of it comes from the personal fortunes of candidates.

With these four ground rules in place, dealing with the big remaining issues could be left, desirably, to the states.

Some of his occupations wrought less desirably upon him.

I invite colleagues to use the interim period for consultation and, desirably, to come to a consensus.

How could I get him to respect me as a person, so desirably and beautifully positioned before him?

"If she were made a slave, she would probably become dazzlingly and desirably beautiful."

The short growing season keeps the potatoes desirably small, and the long, cold winters create the ideal conditions for seed.

From my understanding, it's generally desirably to have turbulent flow in a pipeline (I mostly know about chemical plants).

While residents will be relocated, some feel the city is simply grabbing land that is desirably close to a wealthy neighborhood.

Even though the protein content of this flour is desirably low, its texture is crunchy enough for country bread.

She stood as straight, as desirably, as beautifully as a slave girl.

That it was infinitely more desirably to possess the lasting esteem of those about us, than at intervals to attract admiration.

He looked at her now, and he saw a gaunt scarecrow where before he had seen a desirably slender woman.

Be advised that your continued proximity to this operation will not be taken as indicative of a desirably cooperative attitude.

It is generally desirably to have the neck bowed slightly concave, so that the strings will clear all frets without "buzzing."

How desirably discounted?

Incredibly rich, desirably attractive.

For example, many women are free, whether wisely or desirably or not, and slavery is not always permanent for a slave girl.

They fill their busy, busy days with appointments and dates that they would rather cancel or, more desirably, be canceled by someone else.

That copy could be amended to include the happily pudgy by putting an It's at the start, making the pad, not the person, so desirably slim.

And she had to admit to herself that she was also faintly, dimly, desirably worried, for she could not tell when or if he would stop.

The Dona Maria Hotel, while desirably situated, has dingy, dark, rather seedy rooms.

I had little doubt the suspended girl would bring a higher price than either of them, though they both were, admittedly, obviously full and desirably luscious slaves.

Arrived, however, at this other white house, also desirably situated on the slope above the river, he almost had a fit while waiting for them in the car.

True, European forms were assiduously copied, but they were also smartly retooled, turned into something different: simpler, wilder, desirably new.