Sentence examples for more properly be from inspiring English sources

(It might more properly be said that this involves illegal evasion rather than legal avoidance).

We wonder if shun-pikers shouldn't more properly be called pike-shunners.

"Make America safer!" That statement might more properly be amended to "Make America feel safer".

That "indirect approach" might more properly be termed a policy of leading by consensus rather than by dictation.

But then, Judge Leon went on: The question in this case can be more properly be styled as follows.

The Institute should not compete with industry in industrial research or undertake activities that should more properly be the responsibility of government agencies.

Subsequently, producer King Jammy added a clap to it, and thus the rhythm – or riddim, more properly – was born.

We will turn back from this surprising high status role that comedians have, back to being the court jesters that we more properly are.

Some patients characterized as non-diabetic may, in fact, have more properly been characterized as previously undiagnosed diabetics.

These can more-properly be called a Grandessa Lebkuchen.

Such "halfsider" birds are occasionally seen, but long-term observations of the behaviours and social life of a bilateral gynandromorph – as they are more properly known – are rarer than are the birds themselves.