Sentence examples for Not eminently from inspiring English sources

HBO will show "Life's Too Short" on Sunday nights at 10 30, where it will be preceded by new episodes of "Eastbound & Down," its comedy starring Danny McBride as the relentlessly arrogant (if not eminently quotable) baseball pitcher Kenny Powers.

The tragic hero must be neither a villain nor a virtuous man but a "character between these two extremes,…a man who is not eminently good and just, yet whose misfortune is brought about not by vice or depravity, but by some error or frailty [hamartia]." The effect on the audience will be similarly ambiguous.

Which doesn't mean that the Franz Mayer isn't eminently visitable.

His prior appointment makes it difficult to argue he isn't eminently qualified for the Supreme Court.

Many adjunct faculty members are not just eminently qualified but also dedicated and experienced teachers.

Mutombo, 36, who is under contract for two more years and $37.5 million, does not seem eminently tradable.

She is not only eminently qualified for the job, but was one of the closest friends and admirers of the previous makar, Edwin Morgan, who died in August last year.

His note to Bragg simply read, "The last twenty-four haves have developed a condition of things on my front and left flank … which makes compliance with this order not only eminently inexpedient but impracticable".

Obama said: "I'm confident you'll share my conviction that this American is not only eminently qualified to be a supreme court justice, but deserves a fair hearing, and an up-or-down vote".

This explains why poetry remains at the margins of the existentialist system of the arts, as a literary genre that is not as eminently philosophical and political as the theatre and the novel.

Todd says that the White House is attempting to get "command and control" over a situation that's substantively not too eminently commandable or controllable.