Sentence examples for far more proper from inspiring English sources

There are far more proper ways to understand the public's position on abortion rights.

The most common glass for Champagne 50 years ago, the coupe has gradually been supplanted by the flute, whose slender upright form is now deemed far more proper and elegant.

When, as in this case, they are written far more generally, proper accounting can be overly reliant on the good faith of companies and auditors in applying the rules.

From some remarks he made later, the suspicion would arise that his lack of dramatic response to Watkins' death suggested that he might share the view of some New York blacks & Latinos that the crime had gotten far more than its proper share of attention in view of the attention paid to the deaths of Latinos & blacks.

Thisbe's story represents a larger, grim reality that has developed in recent years: beyond the city limits of San Francisco, dogs and cats are far more likely to lack proper care and to die at younger ages.

"We thought being proper was far more abrasive at that point than being far-out," he said.

The acting and direction were perfectly pitched and paced and the result was a proper story, far more engaging than whatever Stephen Poliakoff might achieve over several hours.

For as badly as I know that many of us (myself included) want this technology, I think it is far more important to take the proper time needed to make sure it can't be abused, because the danger of having exploitable technology attached to your face is far greater than not having access to Facebook due to ransomware.

However, it appeared far more difficult to find a proper electrode for evaluation.

There is a certain gray area when it comes to this method, making it far more difficult to choose a proper course of treatment.

Proper democracy is far more than a ballot.