Sentence examples for adjective in this from inspiring English sources

The apologists of a "just war" will hardly be able to read Sebald's essay without asking themselves whether the adjective in this euphemistic phrase should not be replaced by a more modest word like "justified".

Where is the adjective in this sentence?

Number one: What's the compound adjective in this sentence and does it need a hyphen?

In a nutshell, it concerns prefacing "intelligence" with adjectives, in this case "artificial".

He said The Times should have dropped all adjectives in this case.

Although majority of the existing keyphrase extraction works consider both nouns and adjectives, in this paper, we only consider phrases composed of continuous nouns or named entities.

The verbs in 14 are atelic state verbs (including adjectives); in this construction, they have to add an event variable, i.e. they have to add a [+TELIC] feature to be licenced as a complement of 不可�� bùkĕ yǐ bù.43 In examples 14a and 14b, the subject is a [−HUMAN] theme subject; in example 14c with 可以 kěyǐ, the subject is an experiencer subject.

All acoustic adjectives in this condition were semantically mismatching to both the noun and adjective of the sentence.

That adjective in the title is accurate.

That is nearly a universal adjective in these Orwellian days.

Railroad seems to have begun working as an adjective in the 20th century.