Sentence examples for from its proper from inspiring English sources

Vengeance is a satisfying emotion, but it has a disturbing history of straying from its proper target and landing on bystanders.

Without the sophistication we have today where we appreciate how the mind and body are inseparable, the Greeks attributed hysteria (a condition then regarded specific to women) to "the wandering womb". A woman's womb was thought to move from its proper place and settle elsewhere in the body where it produced symptoms.

Color — apart from its proper sphere in painting — was deemed philosophically base and socially uncouth.

A jet-like X-ray feature, however, is offset from its proper motion direction by 118 degree.

A buildup of pressure in a confined space can cause the brain to herniate, or shift from its proper position, which is often fatal.

"To avoid disrupting the story from its proper frame, I mostly refrain from suggesting parallels or comparisons to contemporary debates or events," he writes in the preface.

If the fund is not large enough, the Grace Line will not be able altogether to recoup itself in the limitation proceeding for its proper contribution from the Carroll Company.

The country certainly had a vibrant capital market and stock exchange in the 1980s, taking costs part of the way back to this level will not prevent Wall Street from serving its proper role of transferring capital from savers to borrowers.

The effect of this agreement has been to give the IAEA an effective veto on any actions by the WHO that relate in any way to nuclear power – and so prevent the WHO from playing its proper role in investigating and warning of the dangers of nuclear radiation on human health.

How did medicine get so specialist dominated and what forces prevent primary care from assuming its proper central role?

Third, the nascent oncogenic protein can be prevented from reaching its proper intracellular location.