100 Examples of Participial Adjectives in Sentences
- Working a full-time job can be exhausting.
- Students can be motivated to succeed by an inspiring teacher.
- The case for more nationalization is compelling.
- It appeared that I was the one who was comforting him.
- The preliminary research on Meront has proven to be very satisfying.
- It’s surprising how much money the bills add up to.
- Her husband is one of the most boring individuals I’ve ever met.
- His letter raises a number of puzzling issues.
- He has the ability to instill confidence in others.
- It’s all very tempting and reasonably priced.
- She had a second, less comforting thought.
- His voice had an oddly soothing quality to it.
- In theory, satisfying one constituency will satisfy all of them.
- That cake looks tempting.
- If you read the book in order, it will be more satisfying.
- There were some interesting ideas in the speech.
- A large number of people showed up, which was surprising.
- It had been one of the most exciting times of his life.
- It was the most exciting vacation I’ve ever experienced.
- He lit it instead with a long, satisfying drag.
- His main theory has a compelling logic to it.
- Picking the reformers is tempting.
- It was a long and tiring journey.
- Today’s newspaper contained an interesting story.
- Regrettably, none of them are completely satisfying.
- We’ve all had a long and tiring day; let’s retire to our beds.
- It’s not surprising that rumors persist.
- It’s a very satisfying meal.
- Her raunchy stories can be quite shocking at times.
- The book has some interesting sections.
- It’s a job that gives me a satisfying deal of pleasure.
- The house had been left in a shocking state.
- Her letter was depressing to read.
- It’s a depressing thought to consider.
- The coverage in the media was shocking.
- The book’s second half is more exciting.
- Am I boring you? she worriedly inquired.
- The entire film was engrossing to me.
- After all, the threatening strike did not happen.
- Mt. Everest’s intimidating bulk rose up in front of the climbers.
- Locke’s comments are equally perplexing.
- The changes were not surprising at all.
- There’s a lot of interesting stuff there.
- Stefan tried to come up with something comforting to say.
- He was a colossal and intimidating figure.
- We were quickly tiring as we approached the peak.
- The food is shocking.
- Lucy didn’t have a compelling reason to visit the town.
- He responded in a surprising manner.
- The whole thing was depressing to me.
- They still appear as regrettable or puzzling distractions in this context.
- I have some very exciting news to share with you.
- Has he been boring you with his China anecdotes?
- He drew his pupils’ attention to the exciting news.
- The novel demonstrates a surprising lack of creativity.
- There’s no compelling reason to believe he’s telling the truth.
- It’s shocking how many students these days can’t spell.
- These high yields can be tempting, but they’re also risky.
- His inaugural address was extremely inspiring.
- Illegal hunting is threatening the species’ survival in jeopardy.
- The government has threatened to take harsh measures.
- Seeing the lights of home was comforting.
- Scientists are baffled by the findings of the drug’s research.
- Working with them was the most satisfying aspect of our job.
- That pie looks tempting.
- It can be tiring to look after preschoolers.
- It’s interesting to compare and contrast their situation with ours.
- She has a gift for inspiring confidence in others.
- He claimed he was comforting her.
- These are all tempting reasons for the decline in fertility.
- It takes a lot of effort to row for a tiring period of time.
- It eventually became too tiring.
- She has penned a sprawling and engrossing family saga.
- Tomorrow night, listen to the next exciting episode.
- The visual impact is profoundly inspiring.
- A threatening growl came from the dog.
- He’s exciting. In fact, he’s a fairly ordinary guy.
- Her articles are interesting to read for travelers.
- The laundromat is a depressing downer.
- She’s tiring herself out more frequently these days.
- His lack of understanding is surprising.
- She enjoyed shocking her parents.
- The state of the path was shocking.
- Have you planned anything exciting for this weekend?
- after a long and exhausting day
- Knowing that the project was a success is extremely satisfying.
- With a satisfying crunch, his spade cleaved the firm sand.
- The property is in shocking condition.
- It’s mindless and tiring work.
- I despise this boring job!
- It’s a pretty compelling reason to go.
- Thank you for being such an inspiring instructor.
- Harry drifted off to sleep with this reassuring thought.
- He appears to take pleasure in shocking people.
- The farm work was satisfying but rewarding.
- His comments were shocking, to the point of being unrepeatable.
- Ironing isn’t exactly inspiring.
- He was a boring annoyance! I’m relieved to have him gone.
- Your interesting report raises a number of important questions.
- The work is extremely tiring.
- It’s satisfying to perform well in a game.
- Growing your own vegetables is a very satisfying experience.
- He made the programme both understandable and tempting.
- The whole thing was extremely depressing.
- These days, looking for work can be a very depressing experience.
- In the winter, everything appears to be grey and depressing.
- He’d earned a dreadful reputation for intimidating others.
- The look of rage on his face was shocking.
- Shelley’s prose is inspired and inspiring in equal measure.
- She said something surprising to me.
- His writing is always clear and compelling.
- Brewer is an interesting individual.
- The film alternates between being depressing and amusing.
- Criminal lawyers find them intimidating.
- It’s exciting to find traces of previous civilizations.
- Their soups are also tempting.
- It’s shocking that children were involved in the crime.
- Wasn’t that an interesting read?
- She was one of the most inspiring individuals I’d ever met.
- Tinkering is far less satisfying than total design.
- The lawyer for Cawley’s ex-husband sent her an intimidating letter.
- The mordant comedy in the play is compelling to watch.
- His journey around the world made for an interesting story.
- None of the leaders appear to be particularly inspiring.
- The park is a depressing monochrome brown in the winter.
- The book isn’t particularly inspiring.
- These insects can be caught by tempting them into a trap.
- His rapid rise up the social ladder was surprising.
- Paul had had enough of his drab, depressing existence.
- Did she say anything interesting to you?
- Have you visited any interesting places?
- Every boring hour in life is different.
- It was tiring at first, but I soon got used to it.
- This weather is so depressing to me.
- It was enlightening and puzzling all at once.