Sentence examples for proper pictures from inspiring English sources

Proper pictures would be relatively cheap to get, would preserve NASA's image as a serious scientific organisation and would help to complete mankind's understanding of the solar system.

"But no one ever gets a proper picture of him.

The company has no proper picture of the state of its assets.

Also, it doesn't convey a proper picture about Turkey abroad".

That is, I remember some parts of it clearly, but without the links you need to form a proper picture.

No proper picture of General von Lettow-Vorbeck is provided, and all details of his private life (was he married?) are omitted.

To get a proper picture of football in this region you need to know about John Bomben, the 75-year-old godfather of football in Far North Queensland.

But Life turned the photographs down on the ground that they were too casual to give a proper picture of Einstein's importance.

Dorries ended the meal by telling Wales they were not being shown a proper picture of the country and would not write a "whitewash" report; he replied that they had been rude to their hosts and did not understand Africa.

Simply taking a snapshot of a school based on exam figures means that some schools will always appear low down the league tables, but you aren't getting a proper picture of what's going on in those schools.

Superintendent Gill Murray, of the BTP, says: "The bottom line is that until we have a proper picture of what, where, when, why and to what extent, it's very hard for a police service".