Sentence examples for proper senses from inspiring English sources

John Searle, for example, would recognize phenomenal consciousness, but deny Block's other two candidates are proper senses of 'conscious' at all (Searle 1995).

There should be "a proper sense that this is progressive".

These characters are puppets – in the proper sense".

She had a very pleasing personality and showed every evidence of a proper sense of proportion".

They have given it the one thing it always lacked: a proper sense of history.

Obviously, she did not work in the proper sense of the word.

Of these, only Kanuri is a lingua franca in the proper sense.

Only then can one obtain a proper sense of their eyesore quotient.

Britain has lacked, according to mild-mannered Sir David Higgins, a proper sense of outrage.

It was a rich and varied life, and amateur in the best and proper sense.

They shouldn't be for ever and a proper sense of proportion is required," he added.