The phrase "about what is proper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing norms, standards, or expectations regarding behavior or conduct.
Example: "The debate centered around what is proper in professional settings, especially regarding attire and communication."
Alternatives: "concerning appropriate behavior" or "regarding what is acceptable".
And they have strong opinions about what is proper care and what is fussing.
Taking different elements from Balanchine ballet, from the modern dance of Martha Graham and others, and from ordinary modern urban behavior, its melting-pot lack of prejudice about what is proper to choreography is marvelous.
For example, in answering the questions above, do you have a quick, intuitive response about what is proper, or do you consider broader moral principles and then derive a solution?
They don't like to be interfered with, or treated except with very great respect, and they have their own ideas about what is proper and what isn't, I can assure you".
They don't like to be interfered with, or treated except with very great respect, and they have their own ideas about what is proper and what isn't, I can assure you". This is the voice of the Mother Goose storyteller, and does serve to distance Griselda – we do not feel her griefs or joys intensely as we feel those of Mary in The Secret Garden.
So, yes, when it comes down to it, I hope you continue to ignore me and all of my admonishments about what is proper and appropriate.
When I was a judge I would often seek his guidance about what was proper.
Official opinion, however, quickly hardened about what was proper proletarian art, and Marc was forced to resign from the school.
They lived a life about what was proper and correct.
No Comment From a Monster The old questions Heade also knew -- what is proper to reveal about Lake George or not -- are apparently also still alive and well.
What is proper slathering?
