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61. His family was eminently respectable.
62. What could be more civilized, more eminently sane?
63. His books are eminently translatable.
64. A few years mellowing, this wine becomes eminently drinkable.
65. Hitler, although half - educated, was an eminently successful rabble rouser.
66. Villa have found their best form of the season at just the right time and have two eminently winnable home games next up.
67. Mercurius as quicksilver is an eminently suitable symbol for the " fluid, " i. e. , mobile, intellect.
68. The conversation, Roscoe Heyward decided as he hung up the phone, had been eminently satisfactory.
69. Suspicion, the offspring of fear, is eminently characteristic of most wild animals.
70. Taking the long view, risk sharing seems eminently possible in this case.
71. It was eminently superfluous to him to be told that he was reaping the consequences.
72. As a staff member in this department, she has been eminently satisfactory.
73. She is eminently calculated for a mother - in - law .
74. The outcome of the Tunisian Compaign was of course eminently satisfactory.
75. Whatever else one could say about McDonald's food, it is eminently predictable.
76. There are few writers for whom the reader feels such personal kindness as for Oliver Goldsmith, for few have so eminently possessed the magic gift of identifying themselves with their writings.
77. It's not exhilarating, it's not brave, and it's rather dull, but it's eminently safe.
78. Creation of this file is, of course, eminently automatable by any number of methods ranging from pure text manipulation to XML Document Object Model (DOM) manipulation.
79. This is pre - eminently the time to speak the truth, the whole truth, frankly and boldly.
80. Better far to do one thing pre - eminently well than to dabble in forty.
81. Plus, eating breakfast while reading my book and drinking my coffee in the quiet of the morning is eminently more enjoyable than scarfing something down on the way to work, or at your desk.
82. Eminently walkable and compact, saturated in culture, art and history; pleasure, passion and panache are never far away.
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