Sentence examples for seems a proper from inspiring English sources

This seems a proper time to take that breather".

A national day -- or week -- of mourning seems a proper tribute, with solemn marches through each community.

When a state space is too large to be explored exhaustively, using meta-heuristic and evolutionary approaches seems a proper solution to address this problem.

Experimental Design methodology, as a fast and reliable method for obtaining probabilistic results, seems a proper idea for dealing with uncertainty.

Of course, the Graffiti, DJing and Poetry covered in that film have become the global lingua franca, and one of our city's greatest exports, and screening a crucial documentary such as Style Wars seems a proper chest-thumping for our city, during this festival's 50th anniversary, but that's just my opinion.

Judge Wesley then said that it seemed a proper comment because Mr. Harris's lawyer had raised Mr. Harris's character as an issue in the case to try to prove that he was remorseful.

Similarly, blessedness [beatitudo], by which humans approach to God, doesn't seem a proper affect.

But he thought it entirely fitting: "This fog seems an atmosphere proper to huge, grimy London".

Social Security is the issue du jour, so America's retirement home seems like a proper setting.

Given the gravity of the incidents, it certainly seems like a proper use of Defra's resources to pursue the case further.

It's strange, I tell him, that with his increased presence on the nation's screens he now actually seems like a proper TV personality.