Sentence examples for By the adjective from inspiring English sources

The words that kept coming up in the discussion were "dichotomies," usually accompanied by the adjective "false," and "collisions".

Thoughts of Nixon inevitably bring one to Hillary Clinton, so often described by the adjective formed from Nixon's name.

It's not as though we don't encounter the words 'art' and 'joke' often enough in the same sentence, especially if 'art' is qualified by the adjective 'modern'modern

(b) The noun "truth" can be used to refer to the concept that "picks out" the property and is expressed in English by the adjective "true".

With respect to 52, it should be pointed out that xiang xuanfeng yiyang is an AP that is headed by the adjective yiyang.

The orthogonality of the FS LFM signals can be obtained by increasing the frequency offset between two waveforms transmitted by the adjective antennas [26].

Platonism in general (as opposed to platonism about mathematics specifically) is any view that arises from the above three claims by replacing the adjective 'mathematical' by any other adjective.

The function of the indefinite article was performed by the numeral ān "one" in ān mon "a man," by the adjective-pronoun sum in sum mon "a (certain) man," or not expressed, as in thū eart gōd mon "you are a good man".

I am a bit troubled by the adjectives used to describe this enormously talented young woman.

," followed by the adjectives "dirty, ashamed, inauthentic, uncomfortable," or words like "happy, excited, anxious, satisfied". The higher up they were in the law firm hierarchy, the less likely the lawyers were to use the dirty adjectives.

The funds argue that removal jurisdiction is broader by emphasizing the adjective that introduces subsection (c): "Any" covered action.