Sentence examples for much proper from inspiring English sources
Generally, thanks to their background, they could write perfectly proficiently, if rarely with much proper sparkle.
And in my experience their kids are wonderful because they've had so much proper love and attention.
A pleasing irony when Salmond's own "dodgy dossiers" on the economic prospects for "oil rich" independent Scotland have never stood much proper scrutiny.
It's a sad fact, but there's so much Proper News around today that the business of milling rumours has been delegated down to papers' B, C and possibly even D teams.
We noted that contradiction, and chose to stick with real Tories rather than possible Tories, in the absence of much proper detail about Labour's plans.Since then, in fact, Labour has been true to many of its words, though not to its more extravagant claims.
The performance of 2T-EMD slightly improved while CoM2 and CCA retrieved the signal in a much proper way than for very low SNR, with less spreading at the level of distant channels.
Tocqueville now feels like a much more proper restaurant.
It now feels like a much more proper restaurant.
Not so much a proper Broadway musical as a marketing franchise.
"The Waverly Gallery" isn't so much a proper play as an essayistic memoir given dramatic form.
"Our resignations were as much about proper board governance as they were about that bill," said Lawrence Randolph, who resigned after serving seven years.
