Sentence examples for as eminently from inspiring English sources

There is no reason to think such stances on the issues didn't accurately reflect Hillary's convictions, but they had the added bonus of positioning her as eminently moderate and "electable" — both in New York State, where she won 67percentt of the vote in her 2006 re-election, and in the rest of the country.

Christ comes across as eminently practical.

That strikes most Americans as eminently fair.

Mr. Cuomo's aides portrayed the move as eminently reasonable.

The music was not so much great as eminently entertaining.

Republicans defended Ms. Rice as eminently qualified to be the public face of American diplomacy.

But there is another way to see them--as eminently real, practical, and explicable.

He was not willing to desert his principles, though he "made a manly concession of his error, to bring about reconciliation and peace, as was eminently becoming his sacred calling".

In his introduction to Make Believe, Patrick French argues for Instead of a Letter as "an eminently realistic feminist text, which has aged better than its contemporaries such as The Golden Notebook and The L-Shaped Room".

His overwhelming accolades and presence in the field characterized him as an eminently worthy recipient of the LPAA.

Looking back, Mr. Jacobs's halter dresses -- in a mélange of sweet-pea colors -- stand out as being eminently, supremely, cheerful.