Sexy in a sentence as an adjective

They're not sexy, but wow are they ever useful.

It has a fresh, crisp interface and it's smooth, sexy & fast.

Also the mouseover on your site title is sexy.

Flying was new and sexy and constantly changing.

Unsexy but it's got a run rate of just over $300k/yr now, just over 3 years old.

Programming to keep the world working is just as important as all that sexy stuff too.

They make flippant comments from buses that imply you’re not sexy enough and that all the fun is happening somewhere else.

As I recall, the XBox required some crazy amount of points and thus wasn't worth it...and Vista and Office are hardly sexy items.

Widely available, easy to get its maximum performance, perfect for almost any job. OK, so it doesn't look as sexy, and for seriously hardcore tasks it doesn't perform as well as the Porsche.

There are a lot of nuances to it, but essentially these are tax vehicles that buy up a bunch of not particularly sexy land, but in an industrious location that has long term potential.

" Sure, the disciplines OP mentions are sexy, cool, and important, but so is manufacturing stuff, distributing it, accounting for the money exchanged, and a million other "boring" things.

"The demand for sexy results, combined with indifferent follow-up, means that billions of dollars in worldwide resources devoted to finding and developing remedies for the diseases that afflict us all is being thrown down a rathole.

Sexy definitions

adjective

marked by or tending to arouse sexual desire or interest; "feeling sexy"; "sexy clothes"; "sexy poses"; "a sexy book"; "sexy jokes"

adjective

exciting sexual desire

See also: aphrodisiac aphrodisiacal