Sentence examples for more eminently from inspiring English sources

Did Justin Theroux feels more eminently guessable as the baddie?

No city could be more eminently qualified for the Unesco title, which is now in its seventh year, with Edinburgh and Norwich among previous recipients.

More eminently still, our Shire Hall was the setting for the trial in that epic 2005 EastEnders storyline "Who shot Phil Mitchell Philil went on to marry Stella at nearby Fanham's Hall – from where she plunged to her death in "the most shocking soap wedding of 2007".

That seemed like a much more eminently worthwhile way to spend a Wednesday night".

But it's also deeply fascinating and, with a little more work, eminently practical.

It seems clear the U.S. spends a smaller share than socialist states like Sweden, but somewhat more than eminently respectable capitalist countries like Switzerland and West Germany.

At this point, according to observers, both statesmen decided — by seemingly unspoken mutual consent — to abandon the gutter patois of the common carnival worker and to resort instead to an eminently more quotable (but, to those not versed in the vagaries of hip-hop idiom, more confusing) exchange of viewpoints.

This would be an eminently more equitable model.

What's more, books are eminently re-digitisable.

Would works on paper be eminently more salable than a large construction?

But taken cumulatively, they have resulted in the emergence of a very different city; one that is eminently more liveable.