Sentence examples for more properly in from inspiring English sources
That museum-or, more properly in this case, that science center-includes interactive areas akin to a scientist's work space.
That argument ignores concepts of value that include quality of life and resources more properly in the public domain.
But it is not in the Mail's nature (more properly, in the nature of its editor, Paul Dacre) to be gracious.
Nor were they intended to discover instances where stock prices were wildly inflating the true value of a company, the role more properly in the hands of Wall Street analysts.
Instead, she waves off a stranger and, posing a question that's as existential as it is practical, demands, "Where am I, exactly?" She's in the Mission, for starters, but Jasmine French — this lost, lonely woman brilliantly brought to quivering life by Ms. Blanchett — is more properly in a Woody Allen movie, his most sustained, satisfying and resonant film since "Match Point".
The theoretical analysis and numerical simulation results have confirmed that URF performs more properly in evaluating the entire system transmission reliability of C/U-plane decoupled architecture.
I think the term 'confessional poet,' though it's definitely used in interesting ways, more properly belongs in another era.
Because the facts and circumstances concerning voter error and ballot design in Palm Beach County are more properly raised in a contest action, these facts were not relevant to the secretary's decision to certify the election.
Judge Middlebrooks, an appointee of President Clinton, ruled last month that the dispute more properly belonged in the state courts than in his federal courtroom, and he questioned the substance of the Bush case.
More properly called the In Orbit Validation (IOV) models, these satellites will prove the Galileo sat-nav system works end-to-end.
The federal lawsuit was first rejected by Judge Donald M. Middlebrooks of District Court in Miami, who ruled that the issue more properly belonged in the state courts and who also expressed doubts about the merits of the case.
