Sentence examples for your own adjective from inspiring English sources

So what should the correct response be to tweets that are offensive, rude, disgusting, ill-informed (choose your own adjective to express your outrage)?

Barrymore has taken heat in some quarters for presuming to essay the role of Little Edie, but really, come on, who knows more about dynastic dysfunction than the last gal standing of the (chose your own adjective) Boozing/Battling/Barmy/Beet-faced Barrymores?

Jeanette Winterson For two millennia women have heard how our brains are too small, our wombs too big, our blood too thin or too cold, or how we are too weak/excitable/nervous (supply your own adjective) to do whatever it is we were thinking of doing.

You can put your own adjective on it, but I'm almost speechless".

It is our government dipshits (insert your own adjective, I've just always liked dipshits as a descriptive for this kind of behavior) who are not.

Supply your own adjectives … Indulging briefly in more What If reverie, compare the impact of Intel's wrong turn to a better one: How would the world look like if, at the end of 1996, Gil Amelio hadn't returned Apple back to Steve Jobs? (My recollection of the transaction's official wording could be faulty).

Certainly no one would dispute his right to his own adjective.

' " That forced leap of the imagination is part of the mystery and challenge of Mr. Pinter's work, so singular and unclassifiable that it has its own adjective.

Orwellian George owes his own adjective to this book alone and his idea that wellbeing is crushed by restrictive, authoritarian and untruthful government.

The buzz: "You're tempted to call them Lynchian, but [her songs] are singular and personal enough to warrant their own adjective.

It is little wonder that this oddly dignified embodiment of Everyman has stamped the English language with his own adjective: "Pooterish".