Sentence examples for eminently a from inspiring English sources

It is eminently a genre of the poetic moment, making an aesthetic observation and placing it within the Sanskritic universe of discourse.

Meader's niece, Madeira Meader, of Honeoye Falls, N.Y., near Rochester, said family accounts paint Herman Meader as "eminently a fun guy".

While he was eminently a musical dramatist, his operas were seen in their day as vehicles for big-name Italian singers rather than as lasting works in their own right.

As we note that significant advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence open new possibilities and challenges for higher education, it is important to observe that education is eminently a human-centric endeavor, not a technology centric solution.

His spokesman said that it would be inappropriate while prosecutors investigated the case, adding: "This is eminently a political issue and we are in an electoral period".

It was held in Singapore Airlines that "a question such as that which arises in the present case, whether an entity is a State so as to enjoy sovereign immunity in Singapore, is eminently a matter within the exclusive province of the Executive to determine, as what are involved in the question are not only matters of fact but also matters of policy".

Well, he is pre-eminently a prose surrealist: he distorts and parodies as reality is heightened and mangled by comedy.

He asserted federal power in an area that has always been pre-eminently a matter for state law, the regulation of medical practice.

Thomas's intense preoccupation with the detail of rural lives and landscapes has led many to see him as pre-eminently a poet who hymns a vanishing England.

If he was pre-eminently a gregarious man, and generous with his friendship, Bradbury was even more markedly a devoted family man.

However much he shaped popular music history in the wider sense, he was pre-eminently a local musician with an international following.