Sentence examples for be perfectly proper from inspiring English sources

Most other government advisers seem to be paid vast salaries for doing very little, and this is always thought to be perfectly proper.

If Congress found that there were a lot of dead bodies lying around on the streets, and that the reason was people did not have the money to bury them, and concluded that funeral insurance would solve that problem -- it would be perfectly proper for the government to mandate such insurance.

The questions are perfectly proper.

They are perfectly proper questions.

So that language is perfectly proper.

This has been done before and is perfectly proper.

When it appears, then the Gloria, or Kool and the Gang, are perfectly proper responses.

It's perfectly proper to read Wanderer as a description of Marshall.

Some experts say these tactics are perfectly proper and are, in fact, required by the legal system itself.

The clothes she would be showing — closefitting dresses, shorts suits, corseted shirts over dirndls — were perfectly proper, she knew.

Comptroller's officials immediately said the trades were perfectly proper hedges, something that turned out to be untrue.