Sentence examples for might properly from inspiring English sources
("A place which might properly be called Aberfilthy," he grumbled).
The interior volcanic highlands, therefore, might properly be considered the ecological fringe of species' ranges.
She thought that now they might properly say goodbye, but something was holding him.
He might properly have nailed England on that first flirty morning.
And, yes, AstraZeneca might properly be described as an Anglo-Swedish firm with a French chief executive.
Middlesex might properly protest that it is not its role to support the national interest at its own expense.
(It might more properly be said that this involves illegal evasion rather than legal avoidance).
Traditionalists hated it, but he backed it because, for once, players might be properly rewarded.
"Make America safer!" That statement might more properly be amended to "Make America feel safer".
That "indirect approach" might more properly be termed a policy of leading by consensus rather than by dictation.
Should Argentina's Albiceleste progress into Sunday's final at the Maracanã, then the mood might turn properly mutinous.
