Sentence examples for kind of proper from inspiring English sources

"To be honest," she said, "it's the only kind of proper shop left 'round Sunnyside".

Platforms organised around the public good will need to be resourced to build a user base, and it is time we stopped pretending that venture capitalists are any kind of proper substitute for public money and oversight.

Midland is a conservative oil town with a button-down business culture, the kind of proper place that is the hometown of both former President George W. Bush and the former first lady, Laura Bush.

The most striking thing thereafter was Rangers' inability to summon any kind of proper response; Trevor Carson in the Motherwell goal had just one, relatively comfortable, save to make.

In Britain we're stranded without a first amendment and with some complacency about the nature of the surveillance powers that have been created without any kind of proper public debate.

Requests to the newspaper for more time are generally turned down and because the institution is unable to mount any kind of proper investigation in the short timeframe, the allegations appear almost completely unchallenged.

Super efficiency refines the notions of efficiency and other kinds of proper efficiency.

In [10], Zheng generalized two kinds of proper efficiency, namely, Henig proper efficiency and superefficiency, from normed linear spaces to LCTS.

The similarity between (EDG) and (EDN) is apparent: saying for example that a composite object x dependsG for its existence upon proper parts of x is very close indeed to saying that x dependsP for its existence upon the existence of the very kinds of proper parts that x has.

Most logicians went on to distinguish three kinds of proper supposition: personal, where a term stands for what it signifies (e.g., 'Socrates' in 'Socrates is a man'); material, where it stands for itself (e.g., 'man' in 'Man has three letters'); and simple, where it stands for a common nature or concept (e.g., 'man' in 'Man is a species').

Dressed in three-piece suits, the employees — all men — wore the kind of passive, proper expressions appropriate for company headshots.