Sentence examples for adjective before from inspiring English sources

Except it said this with an unprintable adjective before "your life".

The adjective before the word "paragraph" in the previous sentence was chosen for a reason.

Or why does the word "gens" (people) take a feminine adjective before it but a masculine one after it?

They reasoned that each adjective before the noun was of equal importance, so should all have a comma.

For those who'd never heard of her, four paragraphs of explanation followed Palin's name; the lead adjective, before "conservative" and "popular," was "pro-life".

The paragraph concerned the order of adjectives – if you're using more than one adjective before a noun, they are subject to a certain hierarchy.

For example, should one teach adjectives before adverbs?

And also tuning it: we did a lot of A/B tests, where we tested things like 'should we teach you plurals before adjectives, or adjectives before plurals'".

"This will be the most, the worst... ...... sputtered Harry Reid, grasping for adjectives before settling on "the least productive Senate in the history of the country".

Solid, reliable: Ms. Racette has heard those adjectives before, and while she appreciates the tribute to her professionalism, they are not her favorites.

Using adjectives A study found that the more description there is on a menu, the less expensive the dishes will seem to the customer as they will believe they are getting more value for money, meaning we often need to wade throught reams of adjectives before deciding what to choose.