Sentence examples for more proper when from inspiring English sources
He said, "Now, when I don't do it, it feels like I'm — not phoning it in, but it just feels more proper when I'm dressed up".
(Whereas Shaw wanted Mrs. Warren to reveal her working-class roots through slips of the tongue, Jones speaks with a Cockney accent most of the time, and this works, largely because you can see the pleasure she takes in Vivie's more "proper" accent, even when what she's saying is hateful).
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].
The q-value is more proper for multiple testing, as it was designed to control the False Discovery Rate (FDR) when the number of tests is large.
It may be more precise and more proper.
Their handbags couldn't be more proper.
But the rest was done in a more proper way.
"Study up" on its more proper uses.
The problem assumes more importance when proper safeguards are not in place during the disposal of waste.
This paper demonstrates that (1) CAM and other terms can be used more effectively when the proper context is identified; and (2) although revised definitions of terms related to CAM are necessary, international consensus on the matter remains elusive.
Things become more complicated when the play proper begins, as the reality of a permanent future together begins arousing conflicted feelings in Virginia.
