Sentence examples for terms properly from inspiring English sources

When we understand these terms properly, argues Spinoza, we have to conclude that there exists only one substance – and that this is God.

You can't really expect better from a church that still hasn't come to terms properly with heterosexual marriage, as its position on artificial contraception shows.

update such obsolete terms properly in already existing data files or databases, because this cannot be done automatically.

The problem, though, is that Ms. Semmel's figures -- if that term properly applies to mannequins -- are often awkwardly integrated into the space she's created for them.

Fulfilling careers based on your educations would have helped — but as yet none of you is what I would confidently term properly self-supporting".

True permanent press — the term properly describes cloth that is a blend of cotton and synthetic fibers — was invented in the mid-20th century, but for textile makers, a no-iron, 100-percent cotton fabric was a long-sought grail.

This term properly captures the instability and growth of dots due to the supply of atoms from the perimeter of the dot.

This motivates the appeal to further correctness conditions, it is held, since a speaker may fully understand a term while using it in a false judgment and, conversely, use the term in a true judgment while failing to understand the term properly.

Where Austin does articulate his methodology and objective, it is a fairly traditional one: he "endeavored to resolve a law (taken with the largest signification which can be given to that term properly) into the necessary and essential elements of which it is composed" (Austin 1832: Lecture V, p. 117).

The weighted mapping can reflect the relationship between domain and GO term properly.

And when economists talk of self-interest, they are referring not just to satisfaction of material wants, but to a broader idea of "preferences" that can easily encompass, among other things, the welfare of others.Even when the terms are properly understood, "rational pursuit of self-interest" is a simplifying assumption.