Sentence examples for properly tell from inspiring English sources

Tells how Eliot failed to properly tell this story.

"If after considering this you feel that you cannot do this properly, tell us that.

One can't properly tell the story of the American West, or firmly grasp our political and intellectual history, without it.

(Saratoga 8/17/08 anyone? Anyone?) There are lots of sites, of course, where you can still celebrate Bob's birthday illegally, but as the hireling of an institution that is somewhat touchy about "intellectual property," whatever that is, I can't properly tell you how to find them.

No, we're playing a megagame called Watch the Skies!, and if the real Holy Father hasn't made it to the Moon, there's still a man dressed as him standing on a balcony in a town hall in north London surrounded by folks in deely bobbers, and after eight hours of this, I'm not sure I have the mental  energy to properly tell the difference.

Of course you cannot properly tell the story of jazz without closely examining its cultural context, but to treat the aesthetic achievements of geniuses like Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington as mere opportunities for historical point-making is to distort them beyond recognition.

The narrative of the Iraq invasion, properly told, resembles a story out of Shakespeare.

Rosen, a correspondent for Fox News, believes that Mitchell's story has not been properly told.

There is a shocking story that has still not been properly told.

This bizarre saga has never been properly told in English before, and Beckman was clever to spot its potential.

The one tale Diski hadn't properly told though, not in detail, was perhaps the most curious story of all.