Sentence examples for the adjective itself from inspiring English sources

The novelist was trying to destroy "the adjective itself," he added.

Maybe it was when the adjective "fiery" affixed itself to just about every description of his speeches, despite their nearly identical content year after year.

Shorn of Pietersen and put up against sides studded with men who share his worldliness and experience, 'callow' was the adjective that attached itself to them.

Only Hayden can really claim to be in his class – the others all average about 10 less – and yet Hayden cannot be called a genius; the adjective effortless does not attach itself easily to his game.

For instance, the name 'leukopenia' appears as a curated disease for one of the abstracts and while the adjective 'leukopenic' appears in text, the name itself (or any of its synonyms) does not.

Similarly one could regard "consciousness" as referring to a component or aspect of reality that manifests itself in conscious states and creatures but is more than merely the abstract nominalization of the adjective "conscious" we apply to them.

The adjective is "renowned".

Well, delete the adjective great".

That's certainly the adjective.

Or even the adjective, "pathological".

She invites the adjective "feline".