Sentence examples for proper upper from inspiring English sources

Like 1942's Mrs. Miniver, in which imbecilic housemaid, Gladys, and her idiot postman beau, Horace, provide the comic relief with a clumsy, barely human, minstrel parody of the proper, upper middle-class relationship at the heart of the film.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of kinesiotaping over the deltoid and the forearm on the development of proper upper extremity function in children recovering from Erb's palsy.

Let F be a proper upper hemicontinuous map from a Hausdorff locally convex space X to the closed convex subsets of a Banach space Y.

In fact, for coupled systems with general kernels, it is not an easy job to construct proper upper and lower solutions satisfying the asymptotic behavior in [2], and [16 18] just obtained the existence of traveling wave solutions of some systems with special kernels.

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Consider requesting advice from a physical trainer on proper upper body strength training techniques if you plan to lift weights or perform exercises while on a stationary bike.

For centuries a proper, upper-class, education meant learning Latin, Greek, poetry and not much else.

Mr. Krishnamurti, a tall, striking figure, with a full head of once dark hair, spoke with a proper upper-class English accent.

Its heroine Jane Harriet Owenn), who speaks in the proper, upper-class Edwardian cadences, is a prematurely careworn youngster living in London during the blitz.

Branson was raised in Surrey and educated as a proper, upper-middle-class British boy; he attended Stowe, among whose other graduates — they are called Old Stoics — have been David Niven, Prince Rainier, and Christopher Robin Milne.

Miss Katherine Watson Julia Robertss), a bohemian and feminist art historian from California, shows up as an instructor at Wellesley in 1953, when the college is still a highly proper upper-class breeding ground for dutiful young wives.