HBO will show "Life's Too Short" on Sunday nights at 10 30, where it will be preceded by new episodes of "Eastbound & Down," its comedy starring Danny McBride as the relentlessly arrogant (if not eminently quotable) baseball pitcher Kenny Powers.
There are reforms that are eminently sensible, if only the political will could be found to enact them.
Jihadist militants do not see their desire to erase Israel as "hopeless", but eminently achievable, if not immediately.
The first-time feature director Michael Arias, an American who lives and works in Japan, stuffs a lot of exposition and action into 100 eminently watchable if baggy minutes.
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.
As I pointed out a few months ago, when he released his Economic Agenda for America, he's a genuine economic populist, and many of his policy proposals — such as spending a trillion dollars on infrastructure investment, introducing a carbon tax, and replacing private health insurance with Medicare for all — are eminently defensible, if politically unrealistic.
But the decision seems eminently comprehensible, if brutally realistic, when you consider the full picture.
That's effectively the heart of the thesis of this petite book, which numbers just over 200 pages of eminently readable if occasionally turgid writing.
His declining play, though, has made him eminently expendable if anybody wants him in a trade.
That's eminently feasible if we send the information and not the protoplasm.
