pronomial

If behind Scott Moncrieff's "poetry" lie too many unexposed betrayals, Aciman's metaphorical flourishes, too, obscure his errors of fact: the one who "smoothed the pronomial ruffles" was not Enright but Kilmartin; again, "Here is Enright," says Aciman, before quoting a version entirely by Scott Moncrieff/Kilmartin.

'Proust's Way?': An Exchange Davis, Lydia 2006

"Your holds are practically empty," Kornish said equivocally, emphasizing the pronomial adjective as if it were entirely Maldari's fault and responsibility.

The Fearful Summons Flinn, Denny Martin 1995

What kills me is when a several vague pronouns or pronomial phrases, whatever they’re called crop up in close proximity.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Careful With That Pronoun 2009

“Your holds are practically empty,” Kornish said equivocally, emphasizing the pronomial adjective as if it were entirely Maldari’s fault and responsibility.

The Fearful Summons Denny Martin Flinn 1990

“Your holds are practically empty,” Kornish said equivocally, emphasizing the pronomial adjective as if it were entirely Maldari’s fault and responsibility.

The Fearful Summons Denny Martin Flinn 1990

“Your holds are practically empty,” Kornish said equivocally, emphasizing the pronomial adjective as if it were entirely Maldari’s fault and responsibility.

The Fearful Summons Denny Martin Flinn 1990