Sentence examples for can be proper from inspiring English sources
"In fact you can be proper skint and still feast like a king".
Service can be proper and well informed or spirited but callow depending on the roll of the dice.
As results, that the forming angle of 25° and the spreading angle of 1° can be proper design conditions with the prevention of occurrences of internal hole defect and an excessive slip.
Unlike the improper integral in the definition of the left-sided Riemann Liouville fractional derivative, the integrals in the proposed formulae can be proper and be considered as a low-pass filter by choosing appropriate modulating functions.
The only solution is the one resisted by the Ministry of Justice, and by most senior judges – that is monitoring each crown court and magistrates centre so that there can be proper scrutiny of individual courts to identify where the problem lies.
By contrast, because most theorists of recognition argue that recognition is a genuinely interpersonal endeavor, they conclude that only subjects of recognition can be proper objects of recognition.
While any string of words (or non-words) can be a proper name, we may (tentatively) locate that liberality in the form of proper nouns.
Leona shows how good you can be with proper practice.
The new Galifianakis, his smooth, clean chin assures us, can be a proper actor.
It is only with this principle in mind that Nebraska's interests can be given proper weight.
