Sentence examples for adjective with a from inspiring English sources

The changes are "dramatic," an adjective with a positive valence.

You put that adjective with a vague word like "thing," well, then, you've got yourself a thing that has the qualities of string.

She delivers that adjective with a twinkle in her eye and a sigh in her voice, and seems for flickering moment to become Manon in her power.

Careful writers avoid this phrase unless due functions as an adjective, with a specific noun to modify: The shutdown was due to snow (with shutdown as the modified noun).

"India," followed by an action verb or adjective, with a sweeping subhead "India Rising" (as above, and in a 2005 title of the same name, the latter followed by "Emergence of a New World Power").

indescribable," he said, stretching out the adjective with a heavy Germanic emphasis, and leaving behind an implication, also comic, that his short reply sufficed as a perfectly comprehensive explanation of the relative merits of English and German humor.

Fanny Kemble comes off well in James's diary; she sounds not only virtuous but also all-knowing, dispensing adjectives with a nineteenth-century omniscience.

The two materials presented in blocks were emotionally irrelevant CV syllables and adjectives with a mix of different prosodic intonations.

We report four experiments designed to investigate the processing of absolute adjectives with a maximum standard (e.g., clean) and their minimum standard antonyms (dirty).

The measure of attitude consists of six items using bipolar adjectives with a seven point response format.

The pictures were intermixed with adjectives (with a response scale provided) intending to measure the subjects' current emotional state.