Sentence examples for Proper term from inspiring English sources

The proper term is Federer-like.

(It is, however, a proper term for a neighborhood).

The proper term, says Lamy, is "made in the world".

The proper term for what taxidermists do is "mount".

The proper term nowadays would be bromantic interest.

We don't call it nature any more: now the proper term is "natural capital".

It was a beef cow being offered; steer being the proper term, as I later learned.

"I said I wasn't prepared to give way unless he used the proper terms – tampon and sanitary towel".

Gerald Schoenfeld, the chairman of the Shubert Organization, has observed that the profit/nonprofit dichotomy is obsolete, that the proper terms should be taxable/nontaxable or subsidized/nonsubsidized.

Englander's contention is similar: in a corrupt and murderous system the scale of moral values shifts, and actions can no longer be judged on their proper terms.

I was trying to describe this feeling I was going for in this one track, and I was using musical terms, proper terms.