Sentence examples for Most eminently from inspiring English sources

The processing of one horrendous and heartbreaking story after another can break the most eminently prepared mental health professional.

By these standards, Senator Barack Obama has proved himself to be most eminently qualified to be our next president.

In numbers of species and individuals and in adaptability and wide distribution, insects are perhaps the most eminently successful group of all animals.

In haute école, practiced most eminently at the Spanish Riding School of Vienna, the horse's natural movements are developed to the greatest perfection.

ZA Rolling Blackouts by Sarah Glidden (Drawn & Quarterly, October) Continuing the grand tradition of graphic journalism most eminently practised by Joe Sacco, Sarah Glidden's remarkable Rolling Blackouts adds a new twist to the form.

And so, in spirit of balance and fair play, we thought it only right to strike a note of spite and envy – or reality, as we like to call it – with the IoS Smug List, our annual compilation of the people in British public life who have done most to irritate, who are most undeservedly ubiquitous, and whose faces are most eminently slappable.

This is history of the most compelling and eminently readable kind.

Coco is the daughter of Sting and Trudie Styler, one of the wealthiest, most famous and eminently slappable celebrity couples on the planet.

In my view, the bond market is due for a modest setback — very modest, but enough to make most bond investments eminently postponable.

Fellowes has an obvious talent for writing strong female characters — most notably, the eminently quotable Dowager Countess Violet, played by Smith, and the haughty Lady Mary but also the emotionally wise Mrs. Hughes and folksy cook Mrs. Patmore (Lesley Nicol).

The United Nations adds a few billion dollars a year to the local economy, while its noxious aspects are eminently ignorable most of the time.