Eminently in a sentence

A prolific and eminently readable scholar, he was most familiar for his books “Montaillou: The Promised Land of Error” and “Carnival in Romans,” which became instant classics on both sides of the Atlantic.

As a ranking senator, he said he was eminently qualified for the position of Senate President.

But if Paul is correct that “you cannot rationally choose to have a child based on what you think it will be like to have a child,” it seems eminently possible that you could make a rational choice based on what it was like a child.

He said Gawuna and Garo had been part of the conception and implementation of the sound programmes of the present administration and were eminently qualified to be elected.

If you just force people to change their passwords every 30 days or 60 days, does it really matter if they choose one that’s eminently crackable if their hash gets stolen?

In a statement via his chief press secretary, Daniel Alabrah, the governor noted that Ayemieye was eminently qualified for the position as the most senior judge in the state judiciary.

It is eminently treatable if sufferers will only seek help.

Nolan’s storytelling about the development of the Manhattan Project, the bombs, and even the moral questions surrounding both makes still eminently watchable, although at least a half-hour too long.

Thus, eminently democratic countries such as New Zealand, Britain, and Canada—like Israel—do not have a formal constitution.

Umahi further explained that he is eminently qualified and suitable to give his people the best representation having gained experiences from both the business and political sectors which positions him as the best for the service.

According to the cleric, “Nigeria is a very energetic country with people that are so eminently gifted and are roaring to soar at any time.

But with Skenes performing historically significant feats on the mound for the Pirates, the gala organizing committee decided he’d be an eminently suitable subject.

Eminently friendly despite her wariness, Walsman has been boning up on magazine stories after discovering old pages lining boards at the ceramics studio she attends.

I certainly would find some versions of it eminently desirable.

I love the narration in this series of books: our protagonist is snarky and grouchy, socially awkward but eminently capable.

It's all eminently listenable.

Justice David Russell SC said the potential consequences of the risk, which was "eminently foreseeable", was death or serious injury.

Overall, we found the hybrid version of the new Santa Fe eminently practical and a pleasant place to spend time.

Saunsi, in a statement on Thursday, described the move as “eminently sensible,” citing the larger infrastructure capacity in the Lagos office.

September’s featured title, The Swedish Art of Aging Exuberantly by Margareta Magusson, is a wise, funny, and eminently practical reminder that, no matter your age, there are always fresh discoveries ahead.