Sentence examples for time of adjective from inspiring English sources

Because of the mismatching effect at the time of adjective presentation, the pre-noun baseline was retained.

In ordinary fifth century Greek, having soul is simply being alive; hence the emergence, at about this time, of the adjective 'ensouled' [empsuchos] as the standard word meaning "alive", which was applied not just to human beings, but to other living things as well.

I mastered the greetings, which change according to the time of day; a few adjectives (though I got into trouble with oishii delicious which may have a lewd connotation in the wrong context); and I learned to count.

In Elizabethan times the adjective of the title simply meant boisterous.

Sentiment analysis is provided through averaging scores from adjectives in the sentence according to a bundle lexicon of adjective.

Does the choice of adjective simply express that hankering after a time when parents were less fearful about their children?

It was a revealing choice of adjective.

His mistake was the choice of adjective.

It is an unusual choice of adjective.

At the time of Mr. Hoyt's column, The Times's preferred adjective was in the process of migrating from "harsh" to "brutal".

At this time of year, anyway, what one really needs is adjectives, and "fall-like" just won't do.