Sentence examples for has its proper from inspiring English sources

Obviously the first person has its proper place in memoir and autobiography, but skillful writers use it with restraint, understanding that self-exploration can easily turn into ego trip if not carefully watched.

Anger clearly has its proper place at work, which is neither wholly absent nor ever present.

Science has its proper domain of activity, religion has its domain, and each must refrain from interfering with the other.

Only wholesale change in the status and rights of women will ensure that half of the world has its proper share in the decisions that govern their lives.

It is considered that different products can flow through the same pipe and each oil derivative has its proper tankfarm at refineries, terminals or harbor.

In the longer term, to say, as I believe we should, that a democratic Ukraine has its proper place in the EU, is the best support we could give Ukrainian democrats.

Once the ethics and feasibility examinations are completed, the decision is reviewed by each local REC (or its designed authority if it does not have its proper REC).

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

Everything close to me had its proper solidity, spaciousness, depth but everything farther away was totally flat.

Paradise has to be destroyed so that Michael's prophecy of that event can have its proper pedagogical effect on Adam now in the present moment of the narration.

It was as if he thought that one sound rightly belonged in one particular patch on the stage, the next one a little to the left - a depiction of freewheeling spontaneity and everything having its proper place.