Sentence examples for more properly a from inspiring English sources

This seems more properly a novelist's work.

And "Smudge," a Women's Project production, obliges, though it's more properly a horror story.

"I began to be a woman at twelve, or more properly, a genius".

That is what worries me about building a greenhouse or, more properly, a hoop-house.

And was he, by the way, a servant or more properly a slave?

Each animal has a broadly articulated characteristic or, more properly, a shtick.

Like several other operas by Mr. Glass, including "Satyagraha," the work seemed more properly an oratorio.

"That I think is more properly an issue that we would address in the event it must be addressed".

Even mass-mortality experts struggle to parse whether we're witnessing a genuine epidemic (more properly, an epizootic) of these events.

(Elizabeth Kolbert described frog and bat die-offs in a 2009 article; her subsequent book won a Pulitzer Prize this week). Even mass-mortality experts struggle to parse whether we're witnessing a genuine epidemic (more properly, an epizootic) of these events.

Price (1777: 402; cf. Adams 1767: 10 11 and Paley 1859 13 144) retorts against the claim in premise 1 that "a miracle is more properly an event different from experience than contrary to it".