Sentence examples for adjective out from inspiring English sources
If you pick the right adjective out you don't need five or six.
It is said that the word "tragic" is overused, but surely we can drag the adjective out for calamities on such a scale.
David Axelrod, Senator Barack Obama's chief adviser, has reached a rarefied status among big-name political strategists: The opposition has made an adjective out of his name.
If there is one adjective out there to effectively characterize Toronto's spirited techno scene, it would be 'community'community
(Mr. Ayckbourn's 1973 trilogy is almost as old as "The Philanthropist".) But in contrast to Mr. Ayckbourn's richly, ridiculously human characters, Mr. Hampton's are mostly etiolated shells, to borrow a fancy adjective trotted out at one point, and thus tiresome company.
A few adjectives stood out: spacey, inflexible, autonomous.
Fun, exciting, crude, sexist, sexy, violent, beautiful – appropriate adjectives spill out like crude oil from a reef-torn tanker.
At the same time, verbs were made out of nouns, nouns out of verbs and adjectives out of both.
Looking over his notes, Mr. Krauze recalled, Mr. Zedillo mused, "I am going to take all the adjectives out of Mexican democracy".
Leave the negative adjectives out of your profile and focus on more positive statements.
The adjective is hauled out to describe clothes that are rendered in a dark palette, or look as if they have been put on backward or seem intended for a woman whose breakfast is equal parts black coffee and Paxil.
