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There is a difference between a clause (the term you used previously) and a phrase ('of the Princess of Bigman's land'). anything we should be aware of when we decide to take that road of turning uncountable nouns into sort of countable nouns? Only be aware that you are creating one of...

Well, your example ( A beauty of the Princess of Bigman's land is exquisite ) makes no sense to me. Is that your creation, or did you find it somewhere? It contains no restrictive clause. In any case, I see no problem with constructing a sentence with an indefinitely-articled uncountable noun--...

Mr. M. Lately I think I am seeing more of what looks be uncountable nouns followed by what looks to be retrictive clauses and precede by the indefinite article "a." Is that right? How about this? IS THIS RIGHT? A beauty of the Princess of Bigman's land is exquisite. Can an...