Sentence examples for is given its proper from inspiring English sources

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

Mathematics is given its proper place as a humanistic discipline.

Long? — as if it was a landscape so primeval it hadn't even been given its proper borough name, let alone a street grid.

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.

I just ride it out and wait for the storm to clear… That L-Dopa, that stuff should be given its proper name – Hell-Dopa!" While such cerebral storms raged, Sacks took notes.

Obviously, this does not justify the allowance of anticipated profits, although, of course, the fact that the contract, if carried out, would be profitable is one of the circumstances which naturally would be considered by one seeking an assignment of the contract, and must be given its proper weight in fixing just compensation.

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".

His early work was rarely given its proper due and it was only relatively recently that he came to be recognised as a completely distinctive drum school all to himself – a superb instrumentalist with a highly individual sound, a talented bandleader and a jazz visionary who believed the music could tap a far broader range of resources than it usually did.

Films like these treat polyamory with the gravitas that television's Arrested Development gives to Lindsay and Tobias Fünke, who open their marriage and constantly sabotage each other (or themselves) in their search for casual sex: It's never given its proper due.

Further consideration is given to proper nutrition, strength and conditioning, and rehabilitation and return to play.

When someone or something is given a proper name, Frege considers the naming ceremonial in nature.