[Condorman]

From longshadow's #3903:

My father, that tall man over there, always votes Republican
Appositive phrase: that tall man over there

Her name, Arabella, was also her mother’s name
Appositive phrase: Arabella

From this dippy argument:

Evolution, the sequence of events by which the world came to be as we see it today, is the central organizing principle of the historical sciences...
Appositive phrase: the sequence of events by which the world came to be as we see it today

The structure of all three sentences is essentially identical. How you managed to extract "adjective phrase" is beyond me.

[Tribune7]

The structure of all three sentences is essentially identical. How you managed to extract "adjective phrase" is beyond me.

Bascially because it was describing the noun evolution. But I'll give this one to you and call it an appositive noun phrase.