Sentence examples for proper to think from inspiring English sources

They established a tone in which it was proper to think of Roman rule and government.

A month or two ago, when Perry and Romney appeared about equally likely to be the Republican nominee, it would therefore have been proper to think of the election as a toss-up.

In sport, the last respectable haven of emotional nationalism, it is entirely proper to think what you can do for your country not what someone else's country can do for you.

Still, it's proper to think of the decision as a necessary cave to pressure, and not some example of personal "boldness".

Admitting that brains have been selected for thinking is admitting that thinking is their proper function and allowing that, on occasion, it may be their proper function to think useful and perhaps even correct thoughts.

The proper way to think about it is in terms of "ideas," as "a choice of two paths," Ryan said.

So I think he was thinking of it in a different way, much closer to what I'm suggesting is the proper way to think about it, than in the way that some look at modern American politics.

Again, you proper skiers, try to think back to the first time you had to hire skis.

The good results obtained in the in vitro case validated the ability of the methodology to simulate stent-graft deployment in very tortuous arteries and led to think proper modelling of biomechanical environment could reduce the few local discrepancies found in the in vivo case.

The voters also seem to think that a proper party needs a proper programme, says Franz Walter of Göttingen University.

You have to think about "proper form and learning the technique," she said, "while there generally is less learning involved in aerobic training," like running.