Sentence examples for proper kind from inspiring English sources

The proper kind which rejoice in the comfortingly stout subtitle "jumbo rolled", and instant sawdust.

— "Discipline" by Clarence F. Carroll, The Review of Education, Volume 7, June 1901, to May 1902, Inclusive The proper kind of jewelry to be worn at a Mormon wedding "Only severely conservative jewelry is worn by the bride.

To Netanyahu, the proper kind of ally is exemplified by AIPAC and Sheldon Adelson — the longtime casino tycoon and recent bankroller of Newt Gingrich — who owns a newspaper in Israel devoted to supporting him.

She said that was very nice, but warned him not to get too intimate in the matter of correspondence or gifts He said he had already thought the matter over and decided on just the proper kind of attention.

He added that his primary purpose was to "get people to look at the facts," and that "you can assume they'll make a proper kind of judgment, if you believe in democracy".

Corporations need to realise that independent government oversight, along with the proper kind of regulation, is needed to have a chance of maintaining any kind of capitalist system and moving toward a sustainable future.

They may help to see that a troubled child is given proper kinds of rehabilitation with a positive and effective intervention.

But Ofcom does not unambiguously state that the former News International and BSkyB chairman is himself "fit and proper" – the kind of verdict that will be repeatedly thrown back at him as he tries to rehabilitate his career at News Corporation in the US.

White port (the proper Portuguese kind, that is) has to be one of the most misunderstood products out there, which is a pity because it's tremendously delicious, with loads of nectarine, apricot and lemon blossom on the palate, and is very easy to drink.

Thus (structure-independent) mental kinds are not causal kinds, and hence are disqualified as proper scientific kinds.

It's a proper song, the kind you didn't think people wrote any more.