Sentence examples for adjective does not from inspiring English sources

"Irreverent," that prose-friendly adjective, does not come close.

On Sunday, he described Martin as "invincible and indefensible," but the second adjective does not mean, as Frazier seems to think, someone who cannot be defended or contained.

When writing a relative clause with a relative adverb, you'll need a subject and a verb, as the relative adjective does not act as the subject of the clause.

When I hear the word "retarded" used to describe someone or something that is unintelligent, silly or even as a filler word when another adjective doesn't suffice, it literally makes me cringe.

But!" 10 But the Adjective did not emerge.

The adjective did not go over well with many conservatives who were already concerned that Mr Romney was not conservative enough.

As the effects due to the relation of the noun and the acoustic adjective do not last beyond 350 ms following the visual adjective onset, it appears save to use this early baseline.

Refining adjectives does not count as work.

In a book like this Kate's thought that "Dexter was straightforward, readable, dependable and nice" guarantees that at least one of those adjectives does not apply to him.

She calls herself "antisocial," though the adjective didn't jibe with her warmth and animation in that company.

You can also just use the wildcard without instructing the tools to just focus on nouns or verbs — finding adverbs and adjectives doesn't seem to work.