Which doesn't mean that the Franz Mayer isn't eminently visitable.
His prior appointment makes it difficult to argue he isn't eminently qualified for the Supreme Court.
Jihadist militants do not see their desire to erase Israel as "hopeless", but eminently achievable, if not immediately.
Andrew Strauss has responded, if not quite hit back, with an eminently sensible take of his own, but he's not fooling anyone.
The spots he likes to skate are, if not outright sketchy, then at least eminently recognizable: a crusty rail behind a warehouse, the brick plaza of a municipal building.
Other Senate candidates who were once deemed too radical to win, such as Rand Paul in Kentucky and Sharron Angle in Nevada, have adjusted the volume if not the content of their messages and now look eminently electable.
What's more, we are admirably, if not perfectly, protected against such enemy assaults by our eminently capable defense establishment.
Drawing on the ideas of the late David Lewis, who pioneered the position known as "modal realism," Sinhababu claims that, on the contrary, you are currently have a rewarding romantic relationship with an eminently compatible partner — in some possible world, if not this one.
Professorial how-to-read books have always struck me as eminently avoidable, in part because such lamentations are wearisome, even if not altogether untrue.
His Faust, though eminently stageworthy when suitably edited, is also Europe's greatest long poem since John Milton's Paradise Lost, if not since Dante's The Divine Comedy.
