Sentence examples for properly talking from inspiring English sources

How is it possible to understand Nature by properly talking about it?

Effective PR: surely if these companies are properly talking to journalists, there is far less chance that they would be misrepresented?

But that's what we do when we're doing the job properly — talking (or writing about) issues without ever coming up with a policy proposal or with an argument for supporting a party or a candidate.

Don't force yourself on her become friends over time, it's scary if you're asking her over every week and planning to meet her next week and the next when you only started properly talking last week.

Now we must properly talk about it – and make sure it is not brushed under the carpet.

"Comedy will always find fertile ground in subjects that aren't properly talked about, like sex, or in things that people take very seriously, such as religion," he said.

While "it is absolutely incorrect to describe the Sunni insurgency in Iraq as driven by Al Qaeda, you can't properly talk about Iraq without talking about Al Qaeda in Iraq" and its importance in the larger war against terror, said Reuel M. Gerecht, a former Middle East specialist at the Central Intelligence Agency who is now a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington.

Holidaying on a Scottish loch, a US academic goes rowing and gets to properly talk with his son.

Shouldn't we be worried that a candidate for vice president is so limited in knowledge and expertise that there are whole areas she can't properly talk about?

I was able to properly talk with him and I gave him various signs, that I was thinking 'maybe it is the thyroid gland?' Well, he reassured me about that.

He did the right thing: he dressed properly, he talked properly, he acted properly, he knew the boundaries.