Sentence examples for properly shown from inspiring English sources

The development of Cubist portraiture is not properly shown at all.

After a hair-pulling brawl in which Darryl's fiancée is "shocked to the point of lapsing into ebonics," Darryl (who is a bit of a jerk with women) is properly shown the door.

Miranda's Hamilton — though presented as an ambitious immigrant hustler and the protagonist in one of the Republic's early sex scandals, a hip-hop hero — is also unambiguously and properly shown this way: as the godfather of the idea that America should be a place of speculative enterprise backed up by big money.

The small number of papers in pre-1990 and 1982 means that they cannot be properly shown in the figure.

Similarly today we know lots of bits and pieces about subjective wellbeing but we still lack a model – a quantitative model in which the relative importance of all the factors is properly shown.

Then, be sure to find a good approximation for the functional relationship between independent variables and the response equation of the second order, which is properly shown in Eq. (2) [15].

To have 8.4 million people unable to eat properly shows the urgency of tackling poverty in the UK".

It is one of the only spaces in the country where you can properly show things both indoors and outdoors.

(Although annoyingly, they never did properly show that she was the person taking receipt of Callum's laptop, which would have been extremely satisfying to have confirmed).

"Army Weighs an Expanded Role for National Guard Combat Units" (front page, Aug. 4) properly shows the strategic relevance of the guard and reserve force.

When it was over, Williams was reflective, and the strain of her back injury and her frustration with her inability to prepare properly showed most.