Sentence examples for by adding the adjective from inspiring English sources

What Baumgarten does is to take a list of the categories of the perfections of the content of logical or scientific cognition and construct a parallel list by adding the adjective "sensible" to them to arrive at a list of sensible or aesthetic perfections (and Meier makes a similar addition to lists of the perfections of the organization and expression of scientific knowledge).

It is only by adding the destination "China" or the adjective "Chinese," in an era of anxiety about both competition from overseas and demographic transformation here at home, that any of this becomes threatening, possibly villainous.

Their conversation is carefully poised on the boundary between facetiousness and sincerity, and they do things like turn unlikely words into adjectives by adding the letter Y (Burt wants a "Huck Finn-y" life for their baby) and pretend to argue about the difference between cobbling and whittling.

Now, because luxury has become generic, they have had to add the adjective ultra".

Yet to add the adjective "rising" would be to miss the mark.

I should qualify my statement by adding an adjective: good realistic fiction offers truth through imagination.

I suggest to clarify this, for instance by adding a restrictive adjective, something like "…identifies the CvP-bias as a (reliable, robust) measure of eukaryotic thermostability".

Later mariners added the accurate adjective dry.

And if you need more detail, just add the following adjectives: thin, vast, huge and poor.

So, by adding -less to the nouns smoke, harm and care, we turn them into adjectives.

The indefinite neuter and plural forms of an adjective are usually created by adding a suffix (-t or -a) to the common form of the adjective, e.g., en grön stol (a green chair), ett grönt hus (a green house), and gröna stolar ("green chairs).