Sentence examples for both adjective from inspiring English sources

Dr. Solomon accompanies Robert Langdon, the rare symbologist who warrants the word dashing as both adjective and verb, through much of this novel, his third rip-snorting adventure.

And thus it is with the lexical keystone of today, an unlovely two-syllable concatenation employed interchangeably as both adjective and noun: subprime.

A poem that doesn't acknowledge the limitations and strictures of the breath will fail because it is failing to make a human sound (where human can be both adjective and noun, sound both noun and verb).

Television is better than movies; audience levels are in a state of permanent decline; the Hollywood studios have given up on grown-ups; and digital, a force so powerful that it is both adjective and noun, is destroying cinema as we know it.

We also select 16 unrelated word vectors (for instance, words that can have both adjective and noun POS) as non-terms.

Both adjectives are understatements.

This delicious trad panto lives up to both adjectives.

The entrees, however, are a mess, and have been cycling in and out of favor, most egregiously as a "crispy pulled pork" dish, gone now, that put the lie to both adjectives.

Ironically, Microsoft's Encarta dictionary loosely defines both adjectives first as pertaining to animals; not so in the O.E.D. or Merriam-Webster's Collegiate, and their sequence of definitions is clearly backed up by my usage count.

Filtering Different researches [2, 5, 41] have proved that both adjectives and verbs are good indicators for positive and negative sentiment analysis.

Both types of cover, including the full front-and-back Book Cover and the lightweight front cover come in similar shiny finishes, delivering an appearance overall that would be quite at home with bedazzled garments but that could never be called austere or simple, both adjectives I like to be able to use when describing my electronics.