Sentence examples for most appropriate adjective from inspiring English sources

It concerns far more than the latest scandal, touching grievances that have been building gradually for at least 30 years — perhaps for nearly a century — about the growth of a self-serving political class, arrogant habits of rule and an inward-looking cadre of senior civil servants, for all of which the most appropriate adjective seems to be "high-handed".

"Niche" being entirely the most appropriate adjective for Swery, aka Swery65, real name Hidetaka Suehiro.

Her character, Catherine, a rich, bored heiress, is so unrelentingly cruel to her husband, David Bourne Jack Hustonn), a shy young writer enjoying his first flush of success, that the now-frowned-upon adjective "castrating" is the most appropriate printable word to describe her.

VERDICT: Flamboyantly discreet £34.99, 440g, 2 AAA batteries It's always best to reserve the strongest intensifying adjectives for only the most appropriate occasions.

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

Sweet is the appropriate adjective for Frankly Thai itself.

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

The best – or most appropriate – condiments enhance.

"That is the most appropriate vehicle".

The appropriate adjective for a chef who never heats anything to more than 118 degrees would be…tepid?

Denial perhaps is the most appropriate word.