Sentence examples for properly fine from inspiring English sources

Stone mortar and pestles also grind very finely, but unless they're conditioned properly, fine particles of stone can get ground into the spices.

"Elsewhere, Friday is going to be the first properly fine and sunny day - with temperatures as high as 28C and 29C over the weekend across the south coast.

In addition, we have shown that the optimum PSD should have a bimodal structure, with sufficient concentrations of properly sized fine and coarse particles.

I don't have a problem with any of that stuff; if it makes you feel better about yourself and it's done properly, then fine".

"His insistence that people recognize and treat photography properly, as a fine art, was ahead of many in his generation".

Ezra Klein properly begins his fine piece by quoting Richard Neustadt's famous line "The power of the presidency is the power to persuade" ("The Unpersuaded," March 19th).

We have problems from time to time and as long as we solve them and deal with them properly that's fine".

I'm working with really fine, properly trained British actors and I'm some American guy with no training, but there's been no sense of hauteur or any attitude at all.

The most reasonable judgment at this point is that the outside air in Lower Manhattan is safe to breathe and that indoor spaces that have been properly cleaned are fine as well.

But boy, it's good: a fine, properly seasoned and rested lump of porker, halved courgettes that have taken a beating on the outside while still retaining a sense of self, and some sprightly sauce to bring it all together.

Jeffry Burnam Visiting Professor of Government Georgetown University Washington, D.C. Ezra Klein properly begins his fine piece by quoting Richard Neustadt's famous line "The power of the presidency is the power to persuade" ("The Unpersuaded," March 19th).