Sentence examples for counted as properly from inspiring English sources
By contrast, Hahn (1933, drawn from lectures in 1932) pointed out that hypotheses should be counted as properly meaningful as well and that the criterion be weakened to allow for less than conclusive verifiability.
Once upon a time, in the ancient and medieval worlds, to count as properly foreign you had to seek out a life among peoples of a different skin colour or religion.
We must say more to explain why some schemes count as properly formal (and hence a sufficient ground for logical consequence) and others do not.
(The jury is still out on whether or not unionized workers count as properly middle class or as a particularly privileged subset of the working class itself).
One state law says that only overseas ballots with postmarks can be counted, while an administrative rule says that overseas ballots can be counted as long as they have a postmark or are properly signed and dated before Election Day.
The personality counts as well.
Its name implies the controversial view that it is the only identity relation in accordance with which we can properly count (or number) things: x and y are to be properly counted as one just in case they are numerically identical (Geach 1973).
(Again, non-modalists like Fine (1994) deny these necessary properties are properly counted as essential to all entities even while being such that \(2+2=4\) might be essential the number two).
These programs should be properly counted as the administrative expenses that they are.
Still others, caring for children or retired, while their spouse works, are properly not counted as unemployed.
He was a serving officer of the United States, not an irregular, like the abolitionist John Brown, whose raids on slaveholders should properly be counted as acts of terror.
