Sentence examples for perhaps a proper from inspiring English sources

I don't want one of those old people's brown knobbly sticks with a grey rubber cap on the end - I want something neat and stylish, perhaps a proper walking stick like walkers use.

It gives her history, though, perhaps a proper sense of randomness, of haphazard progression – where Teresa Cornelys, a former lover of Casanova, holds lavish parties in Soho until she's imprisoned for debt, and millionaire William Beckford writes love letters to young men until he's discovered, whereupon he flees to Switzerland and writes the first Gothic bestseller.

Come midnight, you'll still be dissecting this annus horribilis with a proctologist's zeal, so perhaps prepare a proper liquid palliative to take the edge off.

Its heart, at the very least, is in the right place, but perhaps designing a proper and comfortable restraint system for all children would be a better place to start.

Rich Rosell from DigitallyObsessed.com awarded the episode 4.5 out of 5 stars and wrote that "A lot of characters out of the woodwork come back for the season-ending cliffhanger But that's all window-dressing for a trio of big surprises that wrap up Season 7, in what many consider the show's death knell, or perhaps just a proper ending".

Rather than give civilian legitimacy to a military government, the arrangement will taint Pakistan's largest secular party.Perhaps a proper election can still be salvaged from this mess.

PERHAPS it just shows a proper regard for the unfathomable sensibilities of the Scots and Welsh.

I am baffled by writers who say, as some do, that there's no pleasure in it; baffled and sometimes worried, because if they are very good writers, which they often are, they make me think that perhaps I'm not a proper one!

Perhaps if I had a proper health insurance company that would take a doctor's prescription of baths and rubs with the seriousness it deserves, I might stay three weeks and see if I could be transformed, perhaps into the sort of person who could be robbed of nine prepaid massage minutes and not notice.

Perhaps "warring states" is a proper metaphor of our time in which no one is in control.

Perhaps now I can get a proper boyfriend".