"I always found him very proper, very professional, and very loyal to the organisation and to those in command," says Twomey.
It all looks very proper, very correct and well-to-do: the ivy and gravel, the swagged curtains in the bay window, the sheen on the hubcaps and on the leather shoes.
They've recently bought a house in Kent and it's all very proper: Hunter wellies, copies of Country Life, tea sets that she picks up in charity shops for a fiver.
"It used to be very proper," Barbara Lewis, 77, said.
Beknownst to me, the hostess, whom I could see both hide and hair of, was very proper, so it would be skin off my nose if anything bad happened.
There was something so very proper — even, in its way, respectful — about it.
It's about an almost completely feral family called the Herdmans whose six loathsome children hijack a very proper middle-class church nativity play and turn it into something much more exciting and meaningful for everyone.
"Your very famous prime minister Winston Churchill, had a very proper saying: Right or wrong, but it's my country.
"The world of the movie is very proper, and there's more etiquette in it," he said.
This might be the book "Leave It to Beaver" learned about the birds and bees from — very proper.
