The downside, made more apparent over 500-plus pages, is that it can also be flippant, overcute (especially in endings), lazy and unresistant, with a preponderance of passive verbs and spritzing of vague positive adjectives.

I take 'weird' and 'bizarre' as positive adjectives.

An anticipated result appeared as healthy individuals expected fewer negative adjectives to apply to them, whereas, people with dysthymia expected fewer positive adjectives to apply to them in the future.

Again the MSI question is put in a more positive way due to the use of positive adjectives.

The media, too, have begun to use positive adjectives to describe Putin's conduct of the war: "aggressive," "tough-minded," "determined," "decisive," "uncompromising," "no-nonsense."

They are used as a positive adjective such as 'it was sound' meaning it was good.

The adjectives completely positive and trace preserving used to describe a map are sometimes abbreviated CPTP.

Strong, positive adjectives are furthermore declined in gender and number in agreement with their argument.

The imperfective participle is not declined, whereas the perfect participle is declined for gender (though not in Bokmål and Standard Østnorsk) and number like strong, positive adjectives.