Sentence examples for that the adjective from inspiring English sources

It followed, the company said, that the adjective "personal" must also apply to corporations.

Does Mr Chase know that the adjective "unique" should never be modified?

"But what most people don't understand is that the adjective 'Great' in the title was meant laconically," he said.

I Got You (I Feel Good) – James Brown Purists might protest that the adjective "good" should be the adverb "well".

It seems odd, therefore, that the adjective favoured by those who work most closely with him is almost invariably "complex".

The argument founders on the fallacy of assuming that the adjective "American" has a fixed meaning with which everyone, or everyone who is right-thinking and patriotic, agrees.

This is a case where much that is said is absolutely true: He was a giant; he was a figure -- so rare -- that deserves the adjective "transformational".

"The Noonday Demon" is one of those rare volumes that deserve the adjective "definitive".

A solo oboe line soars out, one of those achingly eloquent, humane melodies that defines the adjective Mozartean.

There are a number of deformations of non-associative algebras that carry the adjective "quantum", such as the quantum octonions of [4] and of [5].

Dr. Boss of the Carnegie Institution, who favors and hopes that the adjective-planet compromise will catch on in astronomy, said he thought the public would be "thrilled" to realize that astronomy had progressed so far as to require a re-sorting of the primary components of the solar system.