Sentence examples for eminently able to from inspiring English sources

This fine young actor, who appears in virtually every frame of the film and ages convincingly from about 9 to 13 during the course of the story, is eminently able to handle an ambitious and demanding role".

So if this were my dream I would say that there is a tension between what I feel eminently able to do, and the way I have to do it.

It followed a tweet (pre-reshuffle) from Tory peer Lord Ashcroft that the changes would be more about "optics" than "ability" – an annoying intervention because the new ministers are eminently able.

We would all like to fancy ourselves as eminently capable of impartiality, able to make decisions without prejudices – especially at work.

But the MateBook X was eminently capable throughout and will be able to handle pretty much anything you'd want to throw at it.

The organization is eminently successful today only because it was willing and able to sacrifice.

I hate to admit this, but I haven't been able to decide which of the two eminently qualified Illinoisans now running for president I support.

From Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan, "It is eminently reasonable for a parent or a City Council member to be able to say, 'Where are you spending the money?

"When a child is 12 or 13, we find they are more responsive and probably able to retain a bit more about the experience, and eminently capable of taking care of themselves," said Mr. Easthope.

But even most of those women who prefer to cling to the belief that aggression and competition are pre-eminently male virtues (or vices) like a good spectacle, and are able to share in the sheer joy of excelling.

Out of pride, perhaps, she had not been able to derive economic advantages from her figure, almost perfectly and eminently sensual.