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I'd really only count that as two adjectives, seeing how 'young lady' is a very common single phrase. You're not really calling the lady young...[/quote]

Yes "young lady" is pretty much a noun in...

I asked a couple of people what they thought of this phrase and they said it sounds fine. In fact, they said more adjectives can be added as long as there is no redundancy or contradition.

I do...

Slap a comma in there and I'll be happy. At the moment, that reads as though some unidentified persons were standing in the kitchen of: "a big house, and old man, and a slender young woman", if that...

An old man and young slender woman were in the kitchen of a big house.[/quote]

Once again rid a nice poetic sentence of any character.

Your sentence, Kwatts, is a dull neutral sentence. This is...

An old man and young slender woman were in the kitchen of a big house.[/quote]

Once again rid a nice poetic sentence of any character.

Your sentence, Kwatts, is a dull neutral sentence. This is...