Sentence examples for proper to show from inspiring English sources

thought it proper to show.

If they win, it's proper to show the manager clapping, fist-bumping, cheering and shouting.

In addition, the shooting prompted lively chatter on local talk radio shows about whether it is proper to show shootings on television.

"I do think it's proper to show data and let people decide for themselves, and that's the plan here," says Kamb, who joined forces with Alberts after they attended a retreat on integrity in science early last year.

The behavioral repertoire of these two groups was analyzed with Cluster grouping by Morisita Horn tests (multivariate analysis), proper to show percentage data (Wolda 1981).

It would have been more proper to show the impact of chronic insulin stimulation in high-salt-fed Dahl S rats without fasting or acute insulin stimulation, both of which might have misrepresented the actual defects in insulin signaling in Dahl S rats.

Pressed on whether the proper way to show respect was to sing the national anthem, he said: "The proper way is to take a full part in them, and I will take a full part in them".

"And we wanted finally to have proper facilities to show new media".

Whatever the mix, the company cannot convert any of its approved investment without proper documentation to show the bank.

It needs proper lighting to show the quartz and other precious stones and metals to best effect, and some of the decoration is not entirely secure".

The demonstrations played out as boisterous displays of civil disobedience in which people signed up in advance to be arrested, assuring organizers and lawyers that they were carrying proper identification to show the police.