Sentence examples for How eminently from inspiring English sources
What makes the play so gripping is how eminently sympathetic Pentheus is: a stubborn, underdog rationalist who stands up to a bullying zealot.
I decided in the moment to stay rather than beat a hasty retreat, knowing how eminently personable, uncommonly funny, unflaggingly humble and consistently quotable Prine is.
The book and box are yours to keep once you're done with the whisky, which will probably be very quickly considering how eminently quaffable it is.
I did not, but I could see how other eminently reasonable shoppers might.
What is surprising, however, is how urgent and eminently danceable the record still sounds to this day.
And if you're reading stories on the race now, you'll likely hear about how, despite DesJarlais' eminently exploitable faults, he stands a very good chance of skating by once again.
"All in all, the presentation of Mike and Buff constituted an object lesson in how television can be eminently educational without being self-conscious about it," the critic Jack Gould wrote in The New York Times in 1951.
In other words, the president has made it eminently clear how foreign leaders in need of American support can please him.
It seemed eminently logical -- how could the very rich resist classic British luxury motivated by the pinnacle of German technology?
The correct answer to the eminently rude question "How much money do you make?" is "Just enough to keep us all as comfortable as we are".
