Sentence examples for adjective it from inspiring English sources

True to its knowing title (definitely the noun rather than the adjective), it's a handsome metal box filled with music, text, illustrations and even a sample of King and Gill's intermingled blood.

Female is an adjective; it is not a noun.

First, "akin" is an adjective; it can't be used this way.

As an adjective, it refers to something designed for just one person.

"I hate that adjective; it makes you sound like your I. Q

A lot of energy to expend on an adjective, it seems.

(Wordsworth loved the word under, as a prefix-adjective: it suggests to me his ever-present sense of the subconscious and the imminent, his ear tuned to music we can hardly hear).

("Sweet" became one of Shakespeare's favorite adjectives: it appears seventy-two times in the sonnets alone, and the first writer who mentions them refers to his "sugar'd sonnets").

If, stylistically, it had tried half as hard and been half the length (is there a global computer key that removes adjectives?), it might have been twice as good.

Over the last 20 years, as the New York City subway system has painstakingly resurrected itself, it has shed many of the worst adjectives it picked up in the 1960's and 1970's: filthy, dangerous, unreliable.

But the kind of adjectives it inspired – brooding, bleak, claustrophobic, creepy, forbidding – don't suggest that the woman behind it, her voice masked by electronic effects, is going to be a barrel of laughs.