Sentence examples for bit proper from inspiring English sources

This has implications for current debates on "proper" approaches for cognition: all approaches are a bit proper, but none will be "proper enough".

All of a sudden I was on this set with 15 cranes, dollies everywhere and thousands of people rushing around, and I thought: "Wow, this is a bit proper, isn't it?" Do you call him Marty?

Another nurse commented: "...if the interpreter is a little bit proper and formal....and the family, we can say they are more basic in the way they talk... it can be difficult with an interpreter who sits there nicely like a princess and maybe says just the right words but she is a person who does not belong there... that does not fit into the context.

"When his teeth came through, he bit proper, big, bleeding holes around my nipples.

This caused my first bit of proper climate guilt.

Looking forward to: Enjoying a bit of proper competition for the first time since quitting swimming.

Also: I wanted to try and strongarm a bit of proper horror back on to TV.

What emerges from the front doors and balconies is a bit more proper — but it is still gossip.

Its time the government lived up to its name and did a bit of proper governing to protect it.

The wine is filtered, then bubbles are added using the Charmat method, in which the wine undergoes a secondary fermentation in a tank, and it is then bottled (a bit like proper lager).

Because it has good schools, the requisite villagey middle-class bit, a proper gor-blimey guv'nor East End heart with magnificent market, the refurbished William Morris Gallery, easy access to great green spaces (it's between Epping Forest and the Lee Valley), enough presence to feel like a town, and the Victoria line into the West End.