Sentence examples for proper pursuit from inspiring English sources

His popularity sat uneasily with those who see poetry as the proper pursuit of an especially brilliant and soulful elite.

Basically, it was built around the study of dialectic (the skill of accurate verbal reasoning), the proper pursuit of which, he believed, enables misconceptions and confusions to be stripped away and the nature of underlying truth to be established.

It is an evolution, driven by breath-snatching market-rate rents and scant supply, that partisans on opposite sides of the landlord-tenant divide see either as entirely proper pursuit of procedure or as grinding, often baseless legal harassment.

From 1847 to 1854 he was a Privatdozent at the University of Heidelberg; he resigned when he came up against the "official philosophy" of German universities, which held that speculation about consciousness and similar topics was not the proper pursuit of the university.

The latest antics of Femen at a French Muslim conference allegedly discussing wife-beating and proper womanly pursuits are a case in point.

Jeffersonian Republicans "worried that too much commercial involvement would detract from the proper agricultural pursuits of the American people, tempting them into a love of luxury and corrupting their sensibilities"; Hamiltonian Federalists argued that a thriving commercial sector was a necessary and civilizing engine of progress.

It'll take some practice to determine the proper angle of pursuit.

These statistics must propel industry and inform government policy to increase the pursuit of proper diversity in the workforce".

It is the natural consequence of unwarranted tabloid intrusion into the bedrooms of assorted celebrities and, as such, does not threaten the pursuit of proper journalism.

In future works, proper patient selection and pursuit of optimal HFOV settings are two main goals for researchers interested in respiratory care.

The proper balance between the pursuit of ultimate sensitivity of biochemical detection and overdiagnosis awaits rigorous determination of the effect that the diagnosis of SCCD actually has on health and the benefits of intervention.