Sentence examples for which adjective from inspiring English sources

It depends on whether you love him or hate him, which adjective you use.

A Kroger supermarket question was far simpler: Which adjective best describes you at work, unique or orderly?

Expressions are formally absurd if it is a priori that no object could correspond to them, based purely on formal, logical laws, without regard to which particular material concepts are employed, e.g., "a round not-round thing" is formally absurd; its absurdity would remain regardless of which adjective we substituted for 'round' or which noun for 'thing'thing

Which adjective best describes Ruben Amaro, the general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies.

They were instructed to imagine being confronted with someone showing the particular facial expression and to press one of two response buttons (left, right) to decide which adjective corresponded best to the affect of the person depicted.

The actual decision could not been made until pairs of emotional adjectives serving as the decision criterion were presented along with the instruction to decide which adjective matched best the previously seen facial expression.

"Which adjectives do you want your child described as when they are 20?" she asks.

In Glasgow, I ask Murdoch which adjectives he never wants to hear again, but he's not biting.

Compounds in which adjectives modify nouns can take a hyphen, if the writers feel like it, as most do.

The team's first evening-length work, "B.A.N.G.S.: Made in America," uses another acronym (one for remembering which adjectives precede nouns in French), along with silly outfits, to have fun with ideas of categorization and femininity.

Coming from Yale in November is a sixteen-hundred-page translation of Hermann Abert's 1921 expansion of Otto Jahn's 1856 four-volume biography, for which adjectives are temporarily unavailable.