Sentence examples for appropriate adjective from inspiring English sources

"Insane" would have been a more appropriate adjective to use.

Sweet is the appropriate adjective for Frankly Thai itself.

Southerland: After eight years of work, I would say disheartening is the appropriate adjective.

To which his colleague Bob Schieffer, searching for the appropriate adjective, added, " 'Complicated' is the understatement of the year".

East, Blair Seidler of Fair Lawn, N.J., passed, swayed by the unfavorable vulnerability, when many brave or foolhardy souls -- the appropriate adjective depends upon the outcome -- would have made a three-heart weak jump overcall.

(For those who attended the Saturday performance, "rote" may come to mind as the more appropriate adjective for everything from Song's studied soprano to her four perfunctory costume changes).

Look at Mode, a fashion magazine for the woman who is -- what are the appropriate adjectives right now? Going through its pages I found "full-figured," "big" and "larger-size," while the cover logo reads, "The New Shape in Fashion".

Fun, exciting, crude, sexist, sexy, violent, beautiful – appropriate adjectives spill out like crude oil from a reef-torn tanker.

It would look like an ordinary suburban pizzeria if it weren't for the dozens of articles posted exalting their thin-crust pizza using every pizza-appropriate adjective under the sun.

The voice is calm and measured, the prose style almost Quakerishly plain, though Quakerish is not an adjective appropriate to his style of life.

GIVEN the accelerated melting these days in Greenland, it's probably no longer appropriate to use the adjective "glacial" to describe treaty negotiations aimed at curbing dangerous human interference with the climate.