Sentence examples for a proper sort of from inspiring English sources

Higginson remarried after Mary's death — a proper sort of wife this time, dainty and much younger.

"I want to be better, to do good and better things and to make a proper sort of decision here, but I.

"I want to be better, to do good and better things and to make a proper sort of decision here, but I..

Apparently, the easiest thing for people to do when they recognize that something is a work of art is to trot out the proper schoolbook terms for works of art, and there are articles on "Citizen Kane" that call it a tragedy in fugal form and articles that explain that the hero of "Citizen Kane" is time — time being a proper sort of modern hero for an important picture.

When my father accepted a job as a psychiatrist to Yalies at their student health services, my parents could have moved us into New Haven proper, sort of a Detroit in miniature and boasting one of the highest per-capita homicide rates in the nation.

That may be unfair to the proper sort of patriot, but it would be an entirely valid comment about politicians today who make a fuss about foreign takeovers in their countries, in the name of "national interests".

I mean in the early studies I appreciate now that I really didn't incorporate very good qualitative methods and it would have added a lot more to the first studies had we sort of done that a bit, much better, in an actual 'organised from the start' way, planned in properly with proper sort of outcomes, and I think we've sort of better achieved this in this final study.

Thus, if beak, feather, winged of a sort, two-legged of a sort, etc. are co-extensive, the biologist needs to perform the proper sort of division on all of these in order to grasp the various sub-kinds.

"The next step," says Esther, "was to find the proper sort of man".

In the polynomial ring formed by the original nonlinear polynomial system, after the proper sort of the polynomial variables, seek the S-polynomial (subtraction polynomial) of the polynomial pairs from the polynomial ring, and then carry out polynomial reduction and elimination.

Fiona Caulfield, a 4th grader at Bullis, said she learned a lot about proper sorting of recyclables during the Challenge.