Sentence examples for as proper a from inspiring English sources

It is as proper a way to garden as anything else that I know.

In her history course, colleagues said, she taught that the experience of ordinary people is as proper a subject as the chronicles of wars and politicians.

No one will expect a temporary pavilion to be as proper a setting for full-blooded opera as, say, the Royal Opera House.

Mr. Conner was as proper a gentleman as I have ever met impeccable in both his manners and dress and when you met him, you could feel the light pouring out of him.

There seems to remain a desire among the demonstrators to do things in as proper a way as possible, and protesters have repeatedly been warned to be wary of provocations.

"For the state to intervene", he argued, "to make more just and equal the relative strategic advantages of the two parties to the contract, of whom one is under the pressure of absolute want, while the other is not, is as proper a legislative function as that it should neutralize the relative advantages arising from fraudulent cunning or from superior force".

To be liberal, if not leftist, is as proper as a quilted handbag.

Just by City being there, Victory are now finally involved in the W-League, not just as a brand but as a proper A-League supported team.

A Brit with perfect posture and a manner as proper as a ruling monarch, Elizabeth was aware that her daughter-in-law, a Latina, came from a culture where many babies had pierced ears.

You should have a strong idea of what you're looking for, as well as proper dress and a resume.

Jones described her MBE for services to entertainment as "proper tidy" and a "massive compliment".