Sentence examples for given its proper place from inspiring English sources

Mathematics is given its proper place as a humanistic discipline.

The responsibility of the individual needs to be given its proper place: every man must indeed carry his own burden.It will take time for this to happen; no great shift in ideas comes overnight.

The Advisory Board feels that it is imperative that the general subject of Neurology be developed as rapidly as possible and that Neurology be given its proper place among the medical sciences".

It is perhaps only in Ireland that the pun is given its proper due.

They simply confirmed that parliament should have its proper place in the Brexit process.

It's just that successful people learn to check that dialogue and keep it at the door, they give it its proper place".

Why not give it its proper place... STEM to STEAM to STREAM, standing for Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts and Math.

Personal enthusiasms are the lifeblood of cumbersome institutions and it beggars belief that Curtis can be criticised for (at long last) giving sculpture its proper place in the pantheon.

Beyond focus on form: Giving learner meaning its proper place.

If nothing else, the coincidence shows a welcome determination by the government to give antitrust enforcement its proper place in the high-tech industries.

Without distortion or overemphasis Mr. Koopman gave every detail its proper place: the pulsing in the woodwinds under the aria "Beglückte Herde, Jesu Schafe" in the Cantata No. 104 ("Du Hirte Israel, Höre"); the little flute chorale in the opening chorus of the Magnificat; the folksy lilt of the accompaniment to "Et in Spiritum Sanctum" in the Mass.