Sentence examples for a descriptive adjective from inspiring English sources

You have your friends, the people who transcend a descriptive adjective.

The term "hipster" is even less a descriptive adjective when referring to a band.

While she affirms celibate gay Christians, she says they should not use "gay" as a descriptive adjective.

Therefore upon beginning the task of writing, I faced the inevitable difficulty of dealing with the term "anti-aging" as a descriptive adjective for modern medicine.

The word "fine" is a useful, descriptive adjective when you want to express superior quality or the highest grade, such as a "fine wine" or "fine dining".

The protagonist's anxiety and cautiousness, his whole psychological makeup, has been communicated in five words ('maps, sun lotions and medicines') and without the need to use one descriptive adjective or phrase.

Considering the history of race isolation that our country has had to deal with, is it really that draining on the energy sources to go down the list to the next descriptive adjective to pinpoint someone?

Make sure to use extremely descriptive adjective.

Arabic was even then a virile and expressive language, with dozens of synonyms for the horse, the camel, the lion, and so forth; and it possessed a rich stock of descriptive adjectives.

For unlike the poet, who reaches for the individualistic, arresting figure of speech, the ballad singer seldom ventures beyond a limited stock of images and descriptive adjectives.

Use a comma between two or more descriptive adjectives.