Sentences with phrase «what other adjectives»

Orthodox is Orthodox, no matter what other adjectives it might wear.

Not exact matches

What those adjectives point to is utter devastation — of the natural world in which we live, of the ties that bind us to others, of the innerness of spiritually sensitive personality, as we have seen in earlier chapters.

You probably have some sort of basic understanding about what whey protein is, but how good are you at deciphering all the other adjectives that get tacked onto the tub?

But what other noun used as an adjective could be more appropriate for an Achievement list that actually references Fred Savage's 1989 magnum opus film The Wizard?

Play the video - students need to write the word if they know it Check - make sure all students understand what the words mean Brainstorm other body language words PAIRWORK Students are asked to brainstorm at least one adjective that connects to each body language word (for example sad - frown) Move to the next slide and collect students» ideas.

Includes 2 separate stations - or rotating activities Vocab focus: Family / Adjectives Grammar focus: Ser / Present Tense Reading / Listening: Students are given a dialogue between Prince Royce and Romeo Santos, they each have blanks in the dialogue where they need to write in what they hear the other student say.

Possessive adjectives such as «her» and «his» encourage students to discuss what they learn from other students.

Some questions are as straightforward as a birth date while others are more detailed inquiries, including «What adjective best describes how you motor?»

Her books are so good, I do think other authors are using what works for her... come on, there are many other adjectives.

What distinguishes this book from others on the topic is MacKay's insistence on using numbers rather than adjectives to delineate the problem, leading to conclusions such as: «To provide one quarter of [the U.K.] current energy consumption by growing energy crops, for example, would require 75 % of Britain to be covered with biomass plantations.»

Have a good look at what your competitors are saying about themselves and when writing about your business, try avoid the over-used adjectives, such as being «inspiring», «innovative», «creative» — this may be true, but other firms are probably saying the same, so it is unlikely to stand out.