Sentence examples for appropriate noun from inspiring English sources

Yes, I think shame is an appropriate noun," said Gulliver.

If dysfunction isn't the appropriate noun, surely disjointedness is.

Thank God for that hot [circle the appropriate noun] coworker/secretary/neighbor/gym buddy/friend/friend's spouse.

Just as you wouldn't call an older person "an old" or say they are "olded", it is inappropriate to refer to a transgender person as "a transgender" without adding "person", "woman", "man", or any other appropriate noun.

So few Web companies do both well, because frequently the interests of a "buyer" or "seller" (for lack of more broadly appropriate nouns) are at odds, especially when you are talking about a service that books reservations without a credit card authorization.

As she sat in windows across America, Ms. Hirliman entertained all manner of questions, some vast (Q. Why is there Anything rather than Nothing at all? A. After timeless eons of Nothingness, anything seemed a better idea), some small (Q. What is an appropriate collective noun for freckles? A. A frieze of freckles).

Mapping np to semantic type e is appropriate for proper nouns and definite descriptions whose denotations can be taken to be individuals.

An indefinite third person pronoun or noun is appropriate here.

An appropriate semantics for mass nouns should guarantee things like what follows.

But it is strictly appropriate, including its negative connotation: noun: (derogatory) information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.

Always add the appropriate articles in front of the noun.