This new-found reticence, however, is only proper, said Thomas Frank, a social critic of the boom years.
The Alternative Investment Market (Aim) has spawned so many upsets and scandals over the years that it is only proper to note a tale of genuine success.
And, as is only proper, when someone has looked after you like that - protected you, reinforced your identity - you don't walk away from them.
"It is only proper that we begin by saluting these two towering legends of N.Y.R.R. and our sport, who are forever linked," said Mary Wittenberg, the Road Runners president.
For all the complaints of this Government's detractors, who sometimes seem even more grudging on the Left than the Right, it is only proper to acknowledge Labour's achievements too.
Ms. Comparone left her harpsichord at home and played instead on the lighter-voiced, more period-proper virginal, and Jerry Willard, the group's lutenist, moved into the spotlight, which is only proper, since the lute was Dowland's instrument.
When the pastor falls in love with a shipwreck survivor named Helene (Alexandra Roach) – who, as is only proper, has a dark past she's trying to escape – Dorothy's meddling means their happiness can only unravel into hysteria.
The loner's role that belonged to Mel Gibson now passes to Tom Hardy, who, as is only proper, gets little to say but plenty to do, most of it involving fire, dust, velocity, and blood.
Ms. Palmer brought us soothing green tea and freshly baked cookies, and gave instruction in wrapping our yukata (it matters: right side over left is only proper when preparing a body for burial).
Mazzie and her husband Jason Danieley have seen fit to publicize her illness, as encouragement for other patients and survivors, so it is only proper to mention it here.
