Sentence examples for it eminently from inspiring English sources

Perhaps I missed it, but I could not find a scrap or a tittle of that kind of anti-American sentiment in Paris this summer — as opposed to hostility to the war and its aftermath, some of it eminently rational and some of it not — and I was looking hard.

As it is produced by normal or well-differentiated malignant thyrocytes only, its tissue-specific origin makes it eminently suitable for use as a tumour marker (8).

She was, no doubt about it, eminently biographable.

Furthermore, I consider it eminently fair for Mrs. Niederer to ask why Jenna and Barbara Bush, who probably consider themselves patriotic Americans, chose not to stand tall for their country in uniform.

What saves this book and makes it eminently worth reading is Mr. Friedman's sure grasp of so many of the main issues facing the United States in the wars with terror and Iraq.

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.

Their senior ranks said the letter was not a forgery, and it was "eminently possible" it came from them.

But, although it was eminently kickable, Jones pulls it to the right and Afeaki's handbagging goes unpunished.

For all its bluster, it seemed eminently containable.

Ours wasn't large and it had no balcony, but it was eminently comfortable, with more than enough space for two.

It may sound complicated, but it's eminently easy a very good system, and one that's flexible, too.