Sentence examples for a sort of proper from inspiring English sources

The same can be said of Donna Lynne Champlin, who makes the teen-age Helen into a sort of proper, head-girl version of Burnett.

"We were thrilled because it's one of our proofs of concept: this idea of making useful things in camps for internally displaced people [IDP] is fundamental," says Lamb. "It was the first time – at least that we're aware of – that this has been done: that you 3D print a sort of proper water fitting, rather than having to make an improvised one, in an IDP camp.

Since sentences are a kind of complete entities, they should be treated as a sort of proper names, but names destined to denote some specific objects, namely the truth values: the True and the False.

And on the occasion he dropped away, in 2015, Ferrari weren't in a strong position to mount any sort of proper challenge like they are this year.

First, it's based on a view of government (embraced by many on the right) as a sort of uber-corporation whose proper functioning is defined in terms of efficient operations and balanced budgets.

70r v) seems to entail that, like Wyclif, he also thinks of being as a sort of an extramental reality proper to everything (God and creatures; substances and accidents; universal and individual items; things, collections of things, and states of affairs) according to different modes and degrees.

My expectations of a bubbly pint-sized blonde – a sort of northern Barbara Windsor but with proper acting chops – are fading away.

"Gadzooks", you think, as you watch Oriane having shouting backwards sex next to a startled wolfhound, "don't let this magnificent tosh degenerate into some sort of proper drama with issues and facts and stuff".

A rumor I've seen here and there is that Sony will introduce some sort of "proper" PSP 2 at E3 this year.

Cowie also recommends trying to fit in some sort of proper exercise each day.

"In everything from public speaking to lining up on the world record jump, I love the challenge of replacing human instinct with some sort of proper technique".