Sentence examples for adjective this from inspiring English sources

Federer lost that set, then, well, pick your adjective: this was vintage, classic, timeless, exquisite, sublime Roger Federer.

Barney Ronay continues in his brave attempt to make the world's longest conjoined adjective: this time his subjects are Roy Hodgson and John Updike.

An infinitive phrase, which begins with to and the base form of the verb, might act as a noun (To sleep during the day is a luxury), an adjective (This is the bed to sleep in for a good nap) or an adverb (This bed is too comfy to resist during the day).

With six pronouns, nine verbs, twenty nouns, and five adjective, this is effectively less test data than might first be apparent.

Since the experimental factor Correctness can not affect the relations between the noun and the acoustic adjective, this factor was dropped from the ANOVA on mean ERP amplitudes between 500 and 600 ms. No effect of Matching, F 1,31) = 1.2, p>.05, or interaction of Matching with Electrode, F 26,806)<1, was obtained.

(more formal) ("Dancing" is not active; it is not even a verb and is actually an adjective; this becomes clearer when the sentence is rewritten as "The dancing bear was graceful").. Develop short, choppy sentences into longer, more graceful sentences.

For all of Okri's furiously excited adjectives, this is a book in which hardly anything of note occurs.

I was just visiting my parents and I said, 'This guy…'" Except that there was an adjective between "this" and "guy" that cannot be printed here.

Birkenstock first surfaced as a political adjective this summer when reporters, surveying the crowds at Dean rallies, began to refer to Dr. Dean's constituents by their presumed footwear preference: the "Birkenstock liberals".

(Also, "half-dozen" needs a hyphen when used as an adjective like this).

Orwellian George owes his own adjective to this book alone and his idea that wellbeing is crushed by restrictive, authoritarian and untruthful government.