Sentence examples for suitable adjectives from inspiring English sources

While Tyson fumbled for his gumshield the rest of us did much the same for suitable adjectives.

But in the very first programme, Jenkins revealed that the longstanding standard test for personality is actually flawed, coming, as it does, from a scientist simply reducing all the potentially suitable adjectives in the dictionary down to five.

"Broad" and "detached" may be suitable adjectives, but there was no sense that the sound was located forward or behind for that matter.

However, such scales are not widely used possibly because of the difficulty of finding suitable adjectives when seven all-point defined scales are used.

Where oppressed minorities need powerful phrases to stir the collective identity toward new levels of strength, the word "people" is often used, with a suitable adjective preceding it.

If there is someone out there with a new repertory of complimentary adjectives suitable to this exquisite marriage of taste and heart, I would be glad to give way.

And a detail that theatergoers take as a laugh line -- the warlord calls himself Gen. Butt Naked, with a profane adjective not suitable here -- is more like a grim hyperlink.

Adjectives are best suitable as extra words as they naturally give more information about the noun.

"You need an adjective and the only suitable one seems like Burmese.

The Oxford English Dictionary defines the adjective inappropriate as "not suitable or proper in the circumstances," as in "there are penalties for inappropriate behavior".

After the "Funerailles" a young man declared it amazing, giving the adjective a heartfelt modifier not suitable for publication.