Sentence examples for use of adjectives from inspiring English sources

Aristotle criticized Alcidamas for his improper and too-frequent use of adjectives and deplored his frigidity of style.

The Ingleby's aesthetically charming exhibition takes its title from the Thomas Pynchon novel which makes use of adjectives adapted from objects like "drowned man green".

This one, on the heroes and villians of Pride and Prejudice, aims to secure students' use of adjectives and other descriptive language through a comparison of Mr Darcy with the drippy Mr Bingley.

A survey has been made recently, we learn from Colliers, to determine the frequency of the use of adjectives in writing It was found that for every hundred verbs employed, plays average eleven adjectives, business letters nineteen, laws twenty, private letters twenty, poetry thirty, fiction thirty-five'; advertiseventy, scientificcientific works seventy-six, and Ph.D. theses eighty-eight.

This article investigates the different rates at which young speakers of French appear to innovate in the use of adjectives of approval and disapproval.

The mechanics of the game are based on Super Scribblenauts, allowing for the use of adjectives in addition to nouns.

The aim was clarity: a fight against abstraction, romanticism, rhetoric, inversion of word order, and over-use of adjectives.

In order to develop adjective scale that is to be used in qualitative sensory evaluation of actual taste, it is necessary to use correlation of adjectives to analyze factor analysis and congregation analysis and congregate adjectives expressing positive taste, negative taste, food texture, and heat level.

Use lots of adjectives in your list.

His use of the adjectives "horrible, tasteless, insensitive and soulless" in a single sentence, for example.

He refrained from using the word unique but his use of such adjectives has backfired at other times.