Sentence examples for adjective to define from inspiring English sources

If you had to pick one adjective to define all three stars, it might be "steady".

When Bodin used the adjective "absolute" to define a sovereign, he did so as a Romanist, and as an historian of Roman law for whom the word absolutus was linked to legibus solutus the prerogative of the one who is sovereign.

Furthermore, after having highlighted words from the theoretical framework and words relating to the phases of phishing, any remaining words (i.e., nouns, verbs or adjectives) used to define the process of phishing are highlighted as well.

It is possible that the statement was worded incorrectly with adjectives "steep" and "gradual" to define rates of changes.

Now, instead of associating them with eroticism, the artist prefers to define their drawings as intimate, because this adjective gives a more "personal, spontaneous and sincere" idea of what is presented.

While it may be legitimate to define an adverb in terms of the adjective from which it has grown (for example, ridiculously - in a ridiculous manner), this sort of definition supposes that the word ridiculous is defined somewhere.

Maupin never seems to run out of comparative adjectives, and audiences never grow tired of watching characters attempt to define themselves rather than being defined by society.

Ask the man on the street to define opera and you're likely to get adjectives like grand, foreign, expensive.

Not the sort of adjectives you'd expect to hear from a sewage worker, but it's how Smith chooses to define his work.

There are a lot of adjectives and nouns we can add to the list to help define the keys to success.

I finally worked up the courage to decide that no adjective can ever define me.