Sentence examples for properly be described as from inspiring English sources

Labour is not in anything that can properly be described as a crisis.

And few of the target seats could properly be described as urban.

And, yes, AstraZeneca might properly be described as an Anglo-Swedish firm with a French chief executive.

In fact, very few of the films that Baye has done could properly be described as vehicles for her.

"My depression came from the nightmarish experience of witnessing, of experiencing, what can properly be described as the disintegration of a great university," the former provost wrote.

One senior intelligence analyst, Brian Jones, even questioned whether chemical and biological weapons in the Iraqi context could properly be described as weapons of "mass destruction" at all.

His actions "could not properly be described in any sense as mere youthful indiscretions or pranks," the judge, Lord Kingarth, said.

"Of itself", they said, "the treatment to which Mr Mohamed was subjected could never properly be described in a democracy as 'a secret' or an 'intelligence secret' or a 'summary of classified intelligence'".

Two judges, Lord Justice Thomas and Mr Justice Lloyd Jones, said that the seven paragraphs "could never properly be described in a democracy as 'a secret' or an 'intelligence secret' or a 'summary of classified intelligence'".

There's a quick parry, during Hilary's interview, about whether a computer, properly programmed, can be described as "thinking" in the same way as a human being.

But compared with the situation just a few months ago, what happened in Geneva is extraordinary and does properly deserve to be described as "historic".