Sentence examples for too eminently from inspiring English sources

Todd says that the White House is attempting to get "command and control" over a situation that's substantively not too eminently commandable or controllable.

They were also eminently practical.

But it is also eminently practical, and eminently American.

But it is also eminently fungible.

She too was an eminently flat woman and she moved with short stiff steps, leaning on an ebony stick.

Profit and Loss is a serious book, engaged with the world in which we live; and it is engaging too – thoughtful, prescient and eminently readable.

Strong words and eminently sensible ones too, I'd suggest.

It is eminently drinkable (almost too drinkable) – especially if you prefer the sweeter side.

However, what is too complex for governments is eminently doable by private enterprise — if the conditions are right.

I say "Do you want to lose or not?" But however we ultimately settle our leadership issue, what is clear is that if we Democrats continue to copy Remain error-for-error, we cannot evince surprise or dismay in November if, ultimately, we lose our own eminently-winnable poll too.

Eminently sensible it is too of Pater to insist on it.