Sentence examples for proprietary toward from inspiring English sources

Fashionistas are especially proprietary toward Kahlo.

LILI TAYLOR is the type of actress whose fans feel almost proprietary toward her, as if they had discovered her personally.

But they should remember that, 80 years after the BBC was founded as a radio network, Britons still feel proprietary toward it.

Armen Keteyian, the narrator and co-writer of CBS's version of the Tour, in a telephone interview from Cauteret, France, said: "With due respect to Outdoor Life, we feel very proprietary toward this.

Take Charlotte Beauchamp — and Ivo apparently has, leaving Charlotte with a nastily proprietary attitude toward him and a bitchy one toward Cora.

The backbone of the clientele, however, is a rapidly thinning group of crusty old men, predominantly Irish, who have been drinking there since they were youths and now have a proprietary feeling toward the place.

The initial financial backing for the school was provided by Mr. Pivar, and Mr. Angona might never have been caught if Mr. Pivar had not retained a proprietary air toward the academy, although he left the board on bitter terms in the mid-1990's.

New Yorkers have a rather proprietary attitude toward their green spaces, with Central Park holding a special place in people's hearts.

The scope of advisers' obligations is so broad that they must develop a highly proprietary attitude toward client information if they're to avoid sanctions and adverse client actions.

This denial of inevitable blowback is part of the overall numbing associated with drones technology, and is enhanced by our proprietary attitude toward the technology.

Sal also assumes a disturbingly proprietary attitude toward Gino's beloved Rosie, a tough-talking former prostitute who still turns tricks when necessary — she has a standing arrangement with their vile landlord, Haakim (Jack Topalian) — and yearns for the lost paradise of mob life.