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Przykłady eminently

• This book is an eminently readable attempt at unravelling the influence of psychology on law and the limits the law has placed on that influence.

• Treating these combinations as coherent constructions is eminently plausible.

• This dual aspect of supernatural beliefs and belief sets - commonsensical and counterintuitive - renders them intuitively compelling yet fantastic, eminently recognizable but surprising.

• Certainly, in the context of widespread poverty, kinship is an eminently vital resource of social, emotional and financial survival.

• The psychology behind this argument is eminently plausible, although it is not clear how well it stands up when non-case study countries are included.

• In this view, eminently creative people employ cognitive processes that are radically different from those used by most individuals in everyday problem solving.

• It seems not only eminently sensible, but of major importance that communities should assume responsibility for 'sustainable' inhabitation.

• There is little doubt that some molecular taxonomy of disease is eminently achievable.