Sentence examples for proper uses from inspiring English sources

Her poems, which only some of her new admirers had read, provide lessons in the proper uses of perception, in how best to distribute our curiosity.

Others have pressed for a free-market approach to environmentalism, arguing that market forces should determine the proper uses of federal lands.

By Dan Chiasson Marianne Moore's work provides lessons in the proper uses of perception, in how best to distribute our curiosity.

But while politicians have owned teams, governments until now have not shown an interest in foreign sports investments, perhaps reflecting an old-fashioned attitude about the proper uses of taxpayers' money.

He said the tests would not be used inappropriately because doctors would be involved in ordering them and because insurers, which generally pay for proper uses of the test, would not pay for inappropriate ones.

She came up with more than 100 of them, evoking tastes and smells with foods and spices, or putting common utensils to their proper uses, or conjuring up weather with cardboard clouds.

Smith did not consider that proper use.

Still: is that a proper use of prayer?

Milk, fruit, IV bags dated for proper use.

Its proper use is a hallmark of literacy.

It is a legitimate and proper use of it".