Sentence examples for proper hints from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Hundert -- as he is almost universally addressed -- is stiff backed and proper, hints of pyschological complexity hang off him like threads of frayed tweed.

For proper positioning hints, see Baudelaire's essays".

A proper analysis hints the tension between Europe and America over European deficit spending may well have been unnecessary.

But there were brilliant balls amongst the rest, proper pace and hints of swing beating far better players.

Though pretty and proper, it also hints at the couple's political sensibilities: "In lieu of gifts, the bride and groom encourage donations to Doctors Without Borders".

It helps that bank boards are no longer packed with industrialists pushing for cheap credit: in recent years the central bank has quietly blocked many such appointments under a "fit and proper" test.There are hints of a more vibrant capital market.

The language of the texts is official Akkadian but proper names and hints in syntax show that the common language of Mari's inhabitants was Northwest Semitic.

Simmons was also perfectly cast for that natural quality that Thomson identifies, the proper manner belied by hints of mischief.

"Now there is an appreciation of things that are more prim and proper, with just a hint of depths lurking underneath".

However, although studies in fruit flies and bees hint at proper sleep, slow waves have not been found in these animals.

In other words, all trading orders submitted to NASDAQ were processed in proper fashion without a hint of trouble, just as they always do.