Sentence examples for a proper sense from inspiring English sources

There should be "a proper sense that this is progressive".

Very often children don't have a proper sense of time.

She had a very pleasing personality and showed every evidence of a proper sense of proportion".

They have given it the one thing it always lacked: a proper sense of history.

Only then can one obtain a proper sense of their eyesore quotient.

Britain has lacked, according to mild-mannered Sir David Higgins, a proper sense of outrage.

They shouldn't be for ever and a proper sense of proportion is required," he added.

It was important to me that I injected the story with a proper sense of hope.

Michael Schmidt, Murray's British publisher, remarks that "there is a proper sense of spiritual severity there.

They shouldn't be for ever and a proper sense of proportion is required".

It was impossible for me to get a proper sense of time.