Sentence examples for is eminent enough from inspiring English sources
"Here then on the table before us are photographs," she writes of the thought experiment she is proposing to the reader as well as to the spectral lawyer, who is eminent enough to have K.C., King's Counsel, after his name — and may or may not be a real person.
"Here then on the table before us are photographs," she writes of the thought experiment she is proposing to the reader as well as to the spectral lawyer, who is eminent enough to have K.C., King's Counsel, after his name and may or may not be a real person.
Never a Communist party member, and with the black mark of parents and sisters who had emigrated back in 1920 against him, he nevertheless made a name for himself as a poet, became a member of the Union of Soviet Writers, and was eminent enough to be allocated one of the coveted dachas at the writers' colony at Peredelkino when it was built in the 1930s.
This is carbon, and can signal tube failure is eminent.
A deal with Sony Pictures is also said to be eminent.
The authors of this term were eminent sociologists John and Matilda Riley.
I took that as a sign that danger was eminent.
Not only has Art been eminent for decades-he is responsible, more than anyone, for the notion that a comics creator could be eminent.
Polarisation tendency were eminent in that the actors were divided.
