Sentence examples for right adjective from inspiring English sources

"I'm just trying to think what's the right adjective actually.

That's a remarkable statement — or maybe the right adjective is "vile".

Yet reviving (or revivifying or inspiriting) is hardly the right adjective for it.

She searched for the right adjective and then offered two: "civilized but wild".

"Sweet" isn't quite the right adjective for any of them, is it?

If you pick the right adjective out you don't need five or six.

It was stamped with all the right adjectives: grass-fed, pasture-raised, no hormones or antibiotics.

You can almost see her brain at work as she scrambles over sentences, searching for the right adjectives, repeating and emphasising words.

Or he seemed to; only on second reading does one see how artfully constructed the writing is — the startling, yet just right adjectives, the vivid and almost always slightly comic verbs, the feeling for what's essential, the exactitude, and the one fine metaphor to end it all.

Or he seemed to; only on second reading does one see how artfully constructed the writing is the startling, yet just right adjectives, the vivid and almost always slightly comic verbs, the feeling for what's essential, the exactitude, and the one fine metaphor to end it all.

Although he does seem to have all the right adjectives.