Sentence examples for felt it proper from inspiring English sources

Now that the young man's death had been avenged, the family felt it proper to mourn him.

She called room service and was answered by a voice so Gallic that she felt it proper to trot out her boarding-school French while ordering a meal.

Without any haste, he walked to the room off the kitchen, where he felt it proper to tidy the bed and hang up his few clothes.

"Al Franken felt it proper for him to resign," Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). said in an interview with "Meet the Press" on Sunday morning.

Even as long ago as 1980 we felt it proper to "assume" that unlawful police behavior would "be dealt with appropriately" by the authorities, United States v. Payner, 447 U. S. 727, n. 5 (1980), but we now have increasing evidence that police forces across the United States take the constitutional rights of citizens seriously.

She called room service and was answered by a voice so Gallic that she felt it proper… Westbrook Pegler, who has been calling Mrs. Roosevelt just about everything he could think of, found himself in a rather peculiar situation last week.

Since he was not able to reach Mr. Whitlock before going on the air on Sunday, Mr. Costas said he did not feel it proper to edit or add extensively to those comments.

To the Editor: Travelers' tales of woe and subsequent nonresponse on the part of travel providers seem all too common, so we feel it proper to give credit to what we consider a satisfactory exception.

The jolly female film critic sitting one seat to my right in the cinema felt it only proper to manage expectations.

As a home-grown band, Mr. Ian said, Anthrax felt it only proper to help the city heal in the best way it could.

In public, Mr. Giuliani's explanations about why he felt it was proper to release arrest records in these cases have been remarkably similar.