Sentence examples for found eminently from inspiring English sources

In the moment of recognition, staring into his transfigured face, which appears, the stage direction reads, "as though he was just looking at something he found eminently beautiful," Jean falls in love.

What was her critique of a man the voters seemed to find eminently acceptable, even after his integrity had been called into question?

Amor Towles lives with his family in an elegant Victorian townhouse near Gramercy Park, a circumstance his fans would, no doubt, find eminently fitting.

Emet is the author of Buddha's Book of Sleep: Sleep Better in Seven Weeks with Mindfulness Meditation, due out in January 2013 from Tarcher/Penguin, a book which those who do have trouble sleeping will find eminently useful -- if they approach it with patience and a willingness to do the necessary work.

Both audiences will find eminently compact descriptions of the major mechanisms that enable bacteria to develop and pass on resistant traits, the hurdles that pharmaceutical companies face in developing new antimicrobial drugs, the dilemmas doctors and patients face in finding better ways to use drugs, and a thoughtful appraisal of possible future trends.

But a spokeswoman at the department, Jill Schroeder, said, "We found them eminently qualified.

For a while Mrs Gosch found this eminently refusable, but Poldek's powers of perseverance wore her down.

Mr. Davis's lawyer, Michael Beckman, called the governor's decision "horrible" and contrary to the findings of parole commissioners who conducted hearings for Mr. Davis and found him eminently suitable for parole.

There is much to enjoy here from both Galuppi and Vivaldi, and the "Dixit Dominus" is indeed a major find, eminently worthy to stand alongside Vivaldi's Gloria.

She skillfully juggles Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube to build a deeply loyal connection with fans who find her eminently easy to relate to.

I find it eminently unlovable: if it were that handsome husband, I'd already be immune to the looks and aggravated by the inability to put the dishes in the dishwasher.