When teaching grammar, she focused on identifying descriptive adjectives in each sentence.

During the lecture, she compared ordinal adjectives across different languages to show how their plural forms vary.

Linguistics students were surprised to learn that predicative adjectives can behave differently across languages.

Writers often rely on adjective phrases to add color and precision to their descriptions.

An adjective phrase can function both attributively and predicatively, be graded, and be modified by an adverb when describing a noun or pronoun.

Writers should remember that proper adjectives are often capitalized in English.

Students often overlook the adjectivehood of many words, focusing instead on meaning rather than form.

The poet intentionally wrote an adjectiveless stanza to focus on rhythm and sound.

The editor adjectived the term to make the description clearer.