Sentence examples for proper to him from inspiring English sources

But, once tentatively envisaged as an independent being, a literature proper to him could also be envisaged.

Moreover, even before the creation of Eve, Adam had no dominion over things that was "proper" to him.

It felt proper to see him back in Yorkshire colours.

Now that the young man's death had been avenged, the family felt it proper to mourn him.

If the artless folk of Oklahoma can derail single-handedly the political career of a first-term senator it would be more proper to characterise him as a "never was" than one of the "great 'might-have-beens' .Justin ByrneOklahoma CitySIR – Lexington erroneously claims that Andrew Jackson drove John Quincy Adams into early retirement.

"Jiang's people are in the majority on the Standing Committee, and Hu Jintao will have to show proper deference to him," said an official of a major party institution in Beijing who also heard details of Friday morning's meeting.

He was a newsman who was interested in the news, and he probably would have assumed that his colleagues, after paying their proper respects to him, might have found a few minutes to report some.

There has never been a proper monument to him in Washington -- only a fenced-off statue before the Treasury building and a tiny metal sign, currently bent in half at a 45-degree angle, claiming the forlorn site as Alexander Hamilton Place.

Already pressed for time due to a case under preparation, Walters felt that the students were not paying proper attention to him.

Ohio State tailback Maurice Clarett today disputed the contention of university officials that he failed to file the proper paperwork to allow him to return to his hometown to attend the funeral of a boyhood friend.

They also criticised the failure by Essex Social Services to provide proper care and support to him after his 18th birthday.