Sentence examples for proprietary about it from inspiring English sources

It thus lends itself well to adaptation: there's no need to feel too proprietary about it.

There is a small part of you that feels proprietary about it, though you have to remember it's the playwright's character.

The slide show, she says, "was his baby, and he felt proprietary about it and it was hard for him to let go". Now, David says, the filmmakers are in discussion with three or four distributors, hoping for a sale.

We eventually had a profusion of not just Peking duck but duck tongues and deboned duck feet with jellyfish… Tells about a delicious, unidentifiable greens sandwich he often purchases from a vender in Chinatown that he hands out to people… It turns out that you don't have to know what's in a sandwich to feel proprietary about it.

The only thing that's proprietary about it are the inputs.

"I didn't feel proprietary about it.

The company is not proprietary about its fabric advances, either.

aesthete (yes!) or an intellectual simpleton, a frugal-minded bohemian or a miscreant squandering spare resources, whether he was the Ingrate From Hell or an achingly sensitive artist, or whether he was none of these — clearly, it is a sign of his greatness that so many people feel so proprietary about him.

If Mr. Sinegal feels proprietary about warehouse stores, it is for good reason.

They are also less proprietary about their work sourcing it to a more expert, efficient, cost-effective provider that advances client/customer outcome is a win, not as firms often view it lost revenue.

As fictional characters go, Reacher is a little underspecified, which makes readers feel so proprietary about him: in our own heads, we help create the character.