Sentence examples for simple adjective from inspiring English sources

Fifty-two young women completed the Simple Adjective Test (a questionnaire designed to measure dominance) and at the same time provided 5 ml blood for testosterone assay.

This is a play, after all, that begins with a single, simple adjective, "dark," followed by one of those pauses that let words hover and melt.

Of course, since products labeled "single" can command a higher price, there is incentive to stretch the boundaries of what that simple adjective means leaving the term open to interpretation.

The following noun phrases, of the form H + MOD, are examples in which a simple adjective (underlined) expresses an evaluation of the noun: bolaestragada ["ruined ball"]; juizladrão ["crooked judge"]; criminosocruel ["cruel criminal"]; crimepassional ["crime of passion"]; amormaterno ["maternal love"].

The bottles are organized by simple adjectives describing their main traits: "juicy," "smooth," "big" and "sweet" for reds; "fizzy," "fresh," "soft" and "luscious" for whites.

Those first few weeks flying around in space with your AI "Ghost" buddy in tow were glorious, even if Peter Dinklage's delivery as the sidekick was so bad that simple adjectives like "bored" and "wooden" fail to do it justice.

In this case, simple adjectives are most often used.

The formulation of the qualifications of both penny and word would "require not just some simple auxiliary nouns, simple adjectives or simple verbs but a whole batch of syntactically variegated subordinate clauses" (1979b, 88).

Their responses range from simple adjectives to proclamations of love, but throughout each age, there's an underlying message -- dads can play many important roles in their kids' lives.

I rode down in the elevator with three opening-night invitees who were trying to pin down the essence of his irrepressible spirit with simple adjectives like gregarious and eccentric.

Come up with some simple adjective-noun phrases.