Sentence examples for more proper term from inspiring English sources

In Ireland in the 1930s, no one stopped to find a more proper term for the boy that they all called – to his immense frustration – "Cripple Billy".

The word "buffalo" was modified to "bison", by the commenter D4P on Jon Weisman's popular Dodgers blog, Dodger Thoughts, as it is a more proper term for the North American mammal to which the moniker refers.

We don't call it nature any more: now the proper term is "natural capital".

The term has had great historical importance because the Nestorians, who stressed the independence of the divine and human natures in Christ, opposed its use, on the ground that it compromised the human nature of Christ, and held that the more accurate and proper term for Mary was Christotokos ("Christ-Bearer").

IL-1β might represent a more proper marker to examine long term effects of SZR72.

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.

In other words, there tend to be more proper app names featured here than generic search terms – things like "free game" or "keyboard app," for instance.

And using the proper term of respect such as "Mr Guerrero" rather than "Vladdy" will give you much more success.

The proper term is Federer-like.

(It is, however, a proper term for a neighborhood).

The proper term for what taxidermists do is "mount".