Sentence examples for of any adjective from inspiring English sources

There was the shaping paradox: our innate provincialism made us Americans, unhyphenated at that, in no need of an adjective, suspicious of any adjective that would narrow the implications of the imposingly all-inclusive noun that was — if only because of the galvanizing magnum opus called the Second World War — our birthright.

Think of any adjective or adverb as a seasoning.

Indeed for the rest of the presidential race I carefully eschewed any use of the adjective "bitter".

Mostly she disdains description of any kind, using adjectives only in moments of extremis when she will concede the occasional "pleasant", "tasteful" or (high praise) "competent".

Any of those adjectives would suggest an adornment or a pose, and these performances have neither.

I wouldn't remove any of the adjectives that I used to describe that policy," the prime minister said.

Stronger, Fairer, Nicer is the slogan on the Lib-Dem battle bus and a blistering Ben Miller couldn't better negate any of those adjectives.

The order in multiple attribution tends to be as follows: determiner; quantifier; adjective of quality; adjective of size, shape, or texture; adjective of colour or material; noun adjunct (if any); head noun.

Missing: the neutrality of the adjective is eloquent.

Synonyms of the adjective form include limitless, untold, boundless, innumerable).

Any number of adjectives will do.