Sentence examples for it's eminently from inspiring English sources

Some of us think it's eminently suitable.

"It's eminently and deeply and thoroughly researched," Mr. Burnham said.

More importantly, it's eminently understandable in a callow youth.

"It's eminently possible," says Derek Hay, a British agent at the agency LA Direct Models.

Dominic Hogg, chairman of Eunomia who were contracted by the European Commission to conduct the impact assessment on the circular economy package, says the target will "clearly be a challenge for some countries, but it's eminently achievable".

Dr. Lewis Wall, president of the Worldwide Fistula Fund, and Michael Horowitz, a conservative agitator on humanitarian issues, have drafted the 12-year plan — and it's eminently practical and built on proven methods.

As for Slavick's curation, it is eminently open-ended, and it incorporates an array of aesthetics, genres, media, and production values.

It has been years since Hell's Kitchen lived up to its legendary reputation, but it was eminently justified.

Although restoration could cost £60m, Derek Cochrane, BW's regeneration director, says it is eminently practical in the medium term.

It is eminently open and accessible, as there are men's, women's and mixed teams.

It is eminently readable and was a whimsical collector's favorite for years.