Sentence examples for adjective has been from inspiring English sources

In case you've been wondering why this adjective has been the focus of so much attention, such careful use and nonuse -- you've just seen why.

The adjective has been married to economy; Matthew Winkler, editor in chief of Bloomberg News, recently denounced it because "it means whatever you want it to mean.

It really is too bad that the term epic, both as a noun and adjective, has been cheapened through overuse in recent years because Dragon Age is truly an epic epic.

It is used once or twice more often in the American version than in the Japanese version, and in one reference to "dirty Japs" the adjective has been deleted for the Japanese version.

This annoying abbreviated adjective has been a scourge of gay dating sites since the 90s.

I was curious as to why that single adjective had been tweaked in translation.

That string of adjectives has been popularized in recent years by the various food-awareness movements, particularly "localism".

"Hostile", "haunted", "otherworldly", even "lunar-esque" – since Nicolas Roeg's Walkabout (1971), some variation on these adjectives has been de rigueur in critical responses to depictions of the Australian outback in film.

Many adjectives have been applied to Valentine, but not those.

Those adjectives have been used to describe Mr. Golisano, too.

During that time many adjectives have been applied to your industry - not always fairly.