Sentence examples for adjective and a from inspiring English sources

He'd become an adjective and a legend.

"Happening" qualifies as both an adjective and a verb in this instance.

Ought I use a different adjective and a different adverb in that sentence?

I agree with the third adjective and a little with the second.

Here, however, the bond is usually not between a boy and a girl, but between an adjective and a noun or a number and its factors.

It was used as an adjective and a noun to described certain women and their behaviour at a particular age and in a particular era.

Bulk is mass, presence, life; "debulked" is "an ugly adjective" and an ugly reality.

Terry has never disputed that he inserted the word "black" between a rude adjective and an even ruder noun that both players had already been using freely.

Richard Nixon, in his next-to-last "S.O.U.," as we speechwriters called the annual messages (written, as Thomas Jefferson preferred) or addresses (spoken, as Woodrow Wilson preferred), used a defensive adjective, a conservative adjective and an uplifting adjectival phrase.

4. I thought "toxins" was a noun, "toxic" an adjective and "toxics" a non-existent word.

And anyway, in 'trade name snappiness for octopi accuracy' it is being used as an adjective and when a noun is used as an adjective it very rarely takes the plural form.