Sentence examples for more proper and from inspiring English sources

It is highly unlikely to lead to anything other than more proper and full equality, both legalistically and culturally.

Michael Engler, who directed the Los Angeles and New York productions, described Ms. Routledge's version as more proper and Ms. Redgrave's as comparatively playful and fun-loving.

The most common glass for Champagne 50 years ago, the coupe has gradually been supplanted by the flute, whose slender upright form is now deemed far more proper and elegant.

I will tell the women to prepare a sufficient dinner for you of what there may be in the house; it will be at once more proper and cheaper for you to get your dinner before setting out on such a long journey.

Although the first two are considered often due to the ease with which they can be obtained, obviously the latter two are more proper and will be our choice.

It rechristened the previously boring Guelph Park to the much more awesome Dude Chilling Park, which angered the city's more proper and uptight municipal councilors, who may or may not have had sticks up their asses from too much chilling in Guelph Park after they removed the original Dude sign.

While the majority of bicycle related injuries occur in good weather when people cycle more, proper maintenance and care of bicycles, public roads and cycleways may prevent crashes which are likely to be severe in bad weather [ 53, 54].

Poor form and more weight won't get you lifting more; proper form and less weight will.

It now feels like a much more proper restaurant, and the considerable pleasures of Marco Moreira's cooking are intact, as is a serious wine list.

Thus, the first two approaches seem to perform better in terms of estimating a more proper ω and have somewhat less bias, while accuracy is similar for all three approaches.

To make model selection and interpretation of results more proper, we compared and contrasted the deviance and the Akaike information criterion (AIC) between different models.