Sentence examples for eminently well from inspiring English sources

Michael Foot (1980-83) was eminently well qualified by comparison.

But such is the price of having something eminently well done.

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It's a job that's both important – by no means a demotion – and for which he is eminently well qualified.

In short, it is the tedious, grinding work of diplomacy — a task for which Mr. Kerry, administration officials say, is eminently well suited.

He would certainly be eminently well qualified for any number of non-executive directorships, with a plum chairmanship a possibility should one arise.

Not a lot, reflected Channel 4 News' eminently well-travelled chief correspondent Alex Thomson a few months ago.

Unlike Patten, Coyle has not had a high profile career in politics and public life but is eminently well-qualified for the job.

Just to heighten my sense of having kicked a kitten, I abandoned not one but two stories, both in the eminently well-intentioned The Book of Gaza.

Now it's under the control of the eminently well-connected Evgeny Lebedev, the 32-year-old son of a Russian tycoon who looks like he stepped fresh out of a Tolstoy novel, as well as the patronage of the fashion label Burberry and the steely eye of Wintour, whose father once edited the paper.

It's about a smooth six-speed transmission and an eminently well-balanced suspension that's pliant enough to absorb potholes but firm enough to tame exceedingly windy roads.