Sentence examples for make him proper from inspiring English sources

One or both may have been employing Bellingham, in a small way, as their agent; both would probably have heard him declare that if Perceval did not make him proper restitution, he would kill the premier.

That would make him a proper Tory.

If so, would that make him a "proper Tory"?

There is no plot of a conventional kind, in which the hero has a desire whose thwarting compels him to take transformative action; the journey here is wholly interior, a systematic paring away of everything that would make him a proper, fleshly character.

The brothers decide that Morris will be the one to meet her, and Zachariah insists that their savings be spent on a good suit and shoes to make him look like a proper gentleman.

"That's what makes him a proper striker," Klopp said.

Plus Ian Copestake is winning the phony war: "I am sure the Aussies will show what testosterone fuelled warriors they are by chasing down this total but that doesn't change the fact that your photo of Watson makes him look proper camp".

Heidegger's sense that the task of philosophy is to uncover for the "finite" human being the "nothingness" wrapped up in her freedom, rather than to posit an Absolute being as her ground, makes him the proper heir indeed to Cohen's late discovery of the irreducibility of the individual being standing in correlation with the divine.

But the fact that he played at my club nearly 22 years ago makes him a proper OG.

The reality is that Shockey's talent would make him a big part of any team, particularly if a coach made proper use of him.

Even if that makes him fit and proper to be a company director, his previous period on the board at Ibrox, of a similarly named company that went into liquidation, requires that he get court approval before he can serve on the board of a successor company.