Sentence examples for proper means from inspiring English sources

"At least he got his fortune through proper means.

Hence, the proper means of investigation was observation.

Others address the proper means of firing antitank guns and the importance of getting regular checkups.

For most meditators, the only proper means to do this was through subjective exploration.

The proper means for this manipulation is found especially in older Hindu sacrifice.

After that, the knowledgeable carrier with a good memory DOES toss the junk through proper means.

"The sparse means," said Jacques Maritain in Religion and Culture (1932) are the "proper means of the spirit".

Like most Indian municipalities, Uttarkashi — a grimy cement-and-cinder-block town of eighteen thousand — has no proper means of disposing of garbage.

Mr. Farley said McGraw-Hill had turned over data regarding how the indexes were constructed, and some memos regarding internal debates on the proper means of calculating them.

"An individual citizen other than being involved in cancer research or cancer prevention would not have any legal means or proper means of having that".

Limiting free speech is anathema to many Americans, but throughout Europe it has seemed like a proper means of shoring up democracy against the threat of fascism.