Sentence examples for sense proper from inspiring English sources

It was, in the most basic sense, proper and welcome for the President to acknowledge such crimes.

In this sense, proper amenability ignores any Følner net that comes cheaply from an "isolated finite substructure".

For Brentano ([1874] 1973) says, 'We speak of presentation whenever something appears to us.' And one may take ways of appearing as equivalent to ways of seeming, in the sense proper to phenomenal consciousness.

Vision and hearing are the aesthetic senses proper, according to traditional theory.

In contrast to these precise analyses of Mto1, the roles for Pcp1 in cell division and microtubule formation have not been pursued except to identify that it is essential for cell viability (Flory et al, 2002), and it is proposed that this protein is involved in sensing proper spindle alignment (Rajagopalan et al, 2004).

"Now there is a real sense of proper British cooking".

Wright could never let go of his inborn sense of "proper spacing".

"They are just employees and they will have a sense of proper morality.

Some of his colleagues considered him remote, even authoritarian, with a strong sense of proper behaviour.

Implosion of this sort is a permanent possibility, in a sense the proper response to Shanghai.

Here was me and Harriet, my younger daughter, exposed in a sense, without proper protection.