Sentence examples for adjective employed from inspiring English sources

The most common adjective employed by weather reporters on Saturday 23 November 2013 was "treacherous".

But the other adjectives employed in Leavis's dismissal – 'irresponsible' and 'nasty' – made me uncomfortable.

"Relentless" and "dogged" are adjectives employed so frequently to describe Ms. Chasen and her working methods that they might serve as an unofficial epitaph.

There are times, however, when swearing can be as valid and creative a use of language as the florid adjectives employed by some of our greatest poets.

The adjective is employed here in relation to the Technological Singularity [40].

She wouldn't be embroiled in a lawsuit with her former employer or now disparaged as "abrasive," one adjective routinely employed to describe powerful women in finance (or any powerful woman for that mattter) who make a fuss.

Semantic differential with 17 pairs of bipolar adjectives were employed to construct the semantic space in Kansei Engineering.

The adjective most frequently employed to describe mother is "special," which can scarcely get you in trouble.