Sentence examples similar to eminently difficult from inspiring English sources
Their vivid, mosaiclike grids of blocky letters — so similar yet always different — seem eminently covetable, but their meanings are more difficult to grasp.
His prior appointment makes it difficult to argue he isn't eminently qualified for the Supreme Court.
Why the worry might apply to "Chain Reaction" but not to, say, Eugene Morahan's larger-than-life, eminently scalable 1934 sculpture of St. Monica in Palisades Park is difficult to fathom.
But it should not be difficult to rally our elected leaders to remedy an eminently fixable problem threatening our democracy: the looming crisis resulting from our nation's outdated voting machines.
Benjamin Netanyahu is in a difficult position, particularly now that the Holocaust-denying Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been replaced by the apparently eminently reasonable Hassan Rouhani in Tehran.
Eminently winnable - eminently achievable".
This is eminently solvable.
She was eminently reasonable.
He is eminently qualified.
