Sentence examples for is becomes proper from inspiring English sources

When a person's activity is actuated in a moral way, the object of that activity becomes the person's own, that is, becomes proper to the person in such a way that it cannot be violated without damage to the person in whose ownership it is.

It's become a proper band by accident, but I enjoy it.

The commercial implications of the Long Tail – in the context of e-commerce, it's become a proper noun – were made famous by Wired's editor in chief Chris Anderson in an October 2004 article he wrote for his own magazine.

"Suddenly, it's become all right amongst the proper art world to collect street art".

Mr Ezra adds: "I think over the long term, and Ali hardening into the legend he's become, he was on the proper side of history.

That's when ITV2 became proper telly".

Universal metaphysical principles, valid across the psychophysical schism, provide the framework within which the psychic facts can be "completed" and become proper objects of scientific understanding.

The problem with both Champagne and the flute, he said, is that they have become proper, the default celebratory drink and vessel of every reception.

Paladares – private restaurants that once operated out of people's homes – are now widely allowed to become proper establishments, meaning they can be bigger than one room, stay open later and be staffed by waiters, rather than family members.

Long before we became proper street performers we were proper skate rats.

What was inappropriate in the first season of Downton Abbey became proper by the fourth season.