Sentence examples for properly defines from inspiring English sources

I suspect our own contemporary and rather less scholarly Johnson understands a little better than the sentimentalists he's whipped up that no dictionary properly defines their "patriotism".

In the case of Bailey, the district attorney has said he has found no evidence of bullying as he properly defines it: a history of intimidation over time.

The steel-concrete interface was simulated with a non-linear shear behaviour law (τ-s) which properly defines the shear-bond behaviour of composite slabs.

Instead of randomly assuming the relationships between the target classes in the MLC setup like in CC, BN properly defines all relevant conditional dependencies.

Concerning the hand-opening impairment, the authors have also developed a methodology which, starting from the geometrical characteristics of the patient's hand, properly defines the novel kinematic mechanism that better fits the finger trajectories.

Today that defines her only in the way that her hair color or her inability to load the dishwasher properly defines her.

But the term was never properly defined.

This has nothing to do with laïcité properly defined.

We have yet to properly define "normal" in this country.

"In the past, when peacekeeping missions were not properly defined, we've seen major failures.

Insurance, properly defined, is meant only for events that are rare and catastrophic.