Sentence examples for proper to the from inspiring English sources

In the process the aspect of liveliness proper to the impression infects the idea, Hume asserts.

For that, the oil must travel via pipeline through Sudan proper, to the tankers waiting at Port Sudan.

Dressed in tracksuits and running shoes, they crossed the street from the plant proper to the site of the V.E.F.

At such a time, the parson should not aspire to the judgements which are proper to the politician.

This is the kernel of Heidegger's idea of authenticity (Eigentlichkeit), which more accurately expresses what is proper to the human being, what is its own.

It's a desire for the outside, for a playing or being outside, an outlaw edge proper to the now always already improper voice or instrument".

Jersey and Guernsey have had their own bronze coinage for well over a century, showing the shield of three leopards proper to the Duchy of Normandy.

I have played in every round of the FA Cup from the first round proper to the final and I understand what it means".

The border with Serbia proper to the south generally follows the Sava River west of Belgrade and is formed by the Danube east of the city.

In State and Revolution (1917), Lenin asserted that socialism corresponds to Marx's first phase of communist society and communism proper to the second.

Qalqilya is surrounded by fences on three sides -- to shut it off not only from Israel proper to the west, but also from West Bank Jewish settlements to the north and south.