Sentence examples for more proper place from inspiring English sources

He felt that the Liberty allegory is too blatant, with scroll and torch, and noted that Sinnock eventually found a more proper place for his torch on the Roosevelt dime (1946).

The lower I am, the more proper my place seems; and the higher I am, the stronger my suspicion that there has been some mistake.

The lower I am, the more proper my place seems; and the higher I am the stronger my suspicion is that there has been some mistake".

New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman hailed the decision, saying that it "establishes, once more, New Jersey's proper place in American history". To many New Yorkers, New Jersey's proper place is a distant second, if that.

But if you have had these enviable opportunities, what becomes clear is that majestic old bottles of magnitude and complexity, as well as more modest bottles, have their proper place.

As different as these parties were and are, they have all, so far, favoured "Europe"—ie, Germany's proper place in a more-or-less united EU.

"One for My Baby (And One More for the Road)" returned to its proper place as the last call of a shattered heart.

Will these two struggling characters find their proper place in this ever-more complex, ever-less hospitable world?

When the information is allowed to process spontaneously, the negative emotions are replaced with more positive ones as the memory takes its proper place in the past.

A less fraught alternative is for doctors to speak more carefully, working hard to put the negatives into their proper place.

She was considered to be nothing more than a Kent Street girl who did not know her proper place.