Sentence examples for be considered proper from inspiring English sources

It sometimes feels that only the Queen and Prince Philip can be considered "proper" royalty any more.

Only the first would be considered proper profit for any other kind of company (management's pay is accounted for as an expense, not part of the profit pool).

Like others, Mr. Iwanciw asked how it can be considered proper to "intuit" a voter's choice on one mismarked ballot while disallowing a soldier's ballot on a technicality caused by the Pentagon.

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BESS may be associated with an increased risk of subdural hematoma, but we are not aware of any methods to prospectively prevent those subdural hematomas beyond measures that would be considered proper care for any infant.

Rather, what is considered proper English is, like so much else, a matter of fashion.

Christiane Joy, 28, an East Village designer who makes clothes for her friends, and Karen O, the lead singer of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, showed up in what is considered proper attire: a dress made from a bed sheet and fabric from a mattress.

Since no patient had the opportunity to influence the date of injury, these methods were considered proper random allocation.

Toward that end, it counseled various recipes, dietary regimes, and personal habits, all to be undertaken under the umbrella of what were considered proper astrological conditions.

That said, this still doesn't solve the fundamental problems of email: namely that there's too much of it, that it takes too long to respond to, and that it's considered proper etiquette to respond to each message.

The culture, like that of Kush's main center at Meroe, was pharaonic, and the representations on pottery and small objects were made in accordance with the what was considered proper in that tradition.