"It was not considered proper for girls to study science," she said.
At graduation, girls would read while sitting or standing on a low step, since it wasn't considered proper for them to speak from a platform.
But it was not considered proper for "beggars of the riverbed," as Kabuki actors were called, to stage the art which had become the exclusive privilege of the warrior class.
In the 19th century, amateur piano and singing were considered proper for middle- and upper-class women.
"I don't think it's appropriate for a lawyer to delay legal proceedings, unless the lawyer has a basis that the law considers proper for the delay," said Barry Richard, Mr. Bush's chief trial lawyer here.
For a long while such wage labor was not considered proper company for saints and prophets like Monet and Picasso, who dared starvation to realize their visions.
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).
In his autobiography, Lyudi, gody, zhizn ("People, Years, Life"), Ehrenburg ranged over many topics (e.g., Western art) and people (e.g., writers lost in the purges of the 1930s) normally not considered proper material for Soviet authors.
It is often considered proper form for the remaining party among two established enemies, when one is dead or dying, to make disingenuous statements of remorse to express that "nobody wishes death" upon their opponent.
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.
In a study in North Carolina Winn et al. [ 13] reported that "most women who dipped snuff did not smoke cigarettes or consume alcoholic beverages," though Nilsson [ 14] suggested that alcohol consumption may not have been considered proper behaviour for women when the study was conducted, and that this may have led to it being substantially underreported.
