Sentence examples for common adjectives used from inspiring English sources

The most common adjectives used by Lewis's friends to describe him are "dynamic", "serious" and "ambitious".

Of the common adjectives used to describe Earth's southern polar region, 'pristine' is among the most inappropriate.

"Depressive", "intense" and "awkward" are the most common adjectives used by the press to describe the comedian, musician and actor Julian Barratt.

The most common adjectives used in the biographies are: "entrepreneur," which is the most used by far, "geek," "guru," "marketing," "administrator," "coach," and then, on the non-commercial side, "Christian," "conservative," "nice guy," "dude," "mom," "dreamer".

Not really understanding what had happened, a lot of people called the whole movement a group of punks; "vandals" and "troublemakers" were the most common adjectives used to describe the MPL.

For those involved in the production, especially Snyder, the three most common adjectives used to describe "300" are "cool," "awesome" and "amazing" -- which don't go a long way in conveying specifics.

The most common adjective used with banker is "greedy", which is almost twice as common as the next adjective "responsible", though this is usually used in phrases like "bankers who are responsible for the mess", notes Brookes.

The most common adjectives they used were (in order): angry, uneducated, ignorant, uninformed, racist, white, narrow, and blind.

Of all the adjectives used to describe the voters of New Hampshire, "flinty" is perhaps the most common. .

"Disrespectful" and "arrogant" were two adjectives used.

'Thumb-suckingly boring' is one of the kinder adjectives used.