Sentence examples for that could properly from inspiring English sources

"There is overwhelming evidence that Isis is committing atrocities…they are the cause of something that could properly be described as a holocaust".

Her friend rushed Holdsclaw to an emergency room, and from there she was taken by ambulance to a hospital that could properly treat her.

Prior to the work of David Thouless, Duncan Haldane and Michael Kosterlitz, there was no theory in physics that could properly explain these exotic behaviours.

Mary Ann Timmons, who has been the Times switchboard operator for 27 years, said there had been nothing that could properly be called a flood of calls.

My vocabulary isn't wide enough to include words that could properly express the joy I feel at anchoring this blog - fortunately, there's a video clip that conveys my sentiments perfectly.

I could see a way of writing that could properly suggest the many layers of self-deception and denial that shrouded any person's view of their own self and past.

And what would happen to things that could not properly be measured at all, such as oppression, or justice?

"It revealed a broad group of 'at risk' students that could not properly read and were termed 'functional illiterates'.

Patients included in the study either had a normal coagulation profile or a defect that could be properly corrected prior to surgery.

Among the 143 articles assessed in detail, 120 were finally selected reporting 140 cases that could not properly fit into a specific class of the AFS system.

One particular problem that could be properly addressed by the simultaneous analysis was the question of side-to-side variation in bradykinesia.