Sentence examples for eminently and from inspiring English sources

"It's eminently and deeply and thoroughly researched," Mr. Burnham said.

And, yet, from birth, boys are eminently and demonstrably more vulnerable.

The vehicle she's chosen — a revival of Shaw's "Mrs. Warren's Profession" from the Roundabout Theater Company — seems eminently and satisfyingly suitable.

Speaking of incredible claims, emblazoned on the back cover of All Cheeses Great and Small is the following excerpt from the Guardian's review of the earlier volume, A Bit of a Blur: "James's inquisitive nature makes him eminently and continuously likable".

He presents him as a practicing, eminently and constantly pragmatic politician, always guided by a larger vision but willing to seem less than himself in order to attain his goals through indirection.

However, similar to the fair innings argument, a fair chance at bat argument reflects the same aversion to inequality, seeks to consider prior patient experiences, and is eminently and immediately quantifiable [ 64].

And eminently entertaining and playable.

His music is dark, robotic and weird, yet eminently danceable and full of soul.

His clothes, which are slightly hippie-organic, waver between hardness and softness, between the eminently practical and the surreal.

And they're so eminently likable and wonderful to work with.

And the Oregon Plan was eminently rational — and still failed.