Sentence examples for is only improperly from inspiring English sources

Because the experience of the dynamical sublime so centrally involves an intimation of our own capacity to be moral, Kant actually insists that "the sublime in nature is only improperly so called, and should properly be ascribed only to the manner of thinking, or rather its foundation in human nature" (CPJ, §30, 5 280).

However, this is only true if you use them improperly.

improperly focused its conclusion only on Wen Ho Lee is only to describe half the problem," the report said.

Propensity score matching is only appropriate if the relation between the control variables and the dependent variable (the outcome variable) is improperly specified [functional form misspecification (FFM ] (Rubin 1979).

The final tally may not be known for several weeks.If the merger is approved, Mr Hewlett's lawyers argue, it will be only because HP's management acted improperly.

But the inquiry into whether Mr. Thomas improperly used public money was only the latest in a series of damaging misconduct accusations against city officials.

"This defendant's only purpose is to improperly affect this jury's deliberations".

It only requires that this link is not improperly interpreted as sufficient to explain the complex biological mechanisms that trigger the protection against an infectious disease.

A state court vacated the conviction, finding that businesses should be punished only for improperly charging customers, not for how the charges are described.

And if you're going to object that this is improperly anthropomorphic, I can only say that Billy and the rest of them started it, what with all that talk about "the Doris Days and Marilyn Monroes of the bear world".

Of those, only 21 were displayed improperly.