Sentence examples for use of the adjective from inspiring English sources

An author whom she had reviewed once berated her use of the adjective "accomplished," she recalled.

Given Murdoch's long antagonism towards the EU, the use of the adjective "spectacular" is warranted.

The project aims to end the use of the adjective "bossy," which it says brands women unfairly.

It's odd how Teddy Roosevelt's expression "bully pulpit" has outlasted the disappearance both of the widespread, or even marginal, use of the adjective "bully," and even, to a certain extent, of pulpits.

This year, only one male below the drinking age remained in the tournament by the second Tuesday: Dominic Thiem, a twenty-year-old (he turned twenty-one on Wednesday) who makes frequent use of the adjective "mega".

Photograph by George Frey/Bloomberg/Getty. It's odd how Teddy Roosevelt's expression "bully pulpit" has outlasted the disappearance both of the widespread, or even marginal, use of the adjective "bully," and even, to a certain extent, of pulpits.

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

Deeply unfair, however, is your casual and unexplained use of the adjectives "struggling" and "depressed" to describe the entire community of New Rochelle.

(You will never read another history book that contains as many uses of the adjective "consensual").. It's a difficult topic to write about if you're at all sympathetic with modern BDSM and Tupper, who's the co-founder of Metro Vancouver Kink, a non-profit for the local sadomasochism community, clearly is.

A key purpose of using the adjective "logical" is to flag the non-legal character of relevance.

The inspired use made of the adjective "sheepish" in Vile Bodies (as in "a perfectly sheepish house") stems from the promise made by Waugh to the 12-year-old Jessica Mitford that he would somehow include her pet lamb in the text.