Sentence examples for what would be proper from inspiring English sources

There are many outcomes envisioned by various religions about what would be proper in cases of murder - and the death penalty is not one of them.

Of course, other MPs took a far more realistic view as to what would be right and proper, and were fearful for the reputation of the House – but, alas, they were always in a minority.

What would be the proper etiquette?

A lot of thought went into what would be the proper continuity.

Suppose the men of Hartford had a grievance, and they laid that grievance before their legislature, and the legislature obstinately refused to listen to them, or to remove their grievance, what would be the proper and the constitutional and the practical way of getting their grievance removed?

What would be the proper response?

Just what would be a proper definition of innovation?

There was a revolting quality to the squabbling, even among Jews, about what amount would be proper restitution.

"When I started homebrewing a year ago I made a conscious decision that I would make my equipment and processes an exact replica of what would be found in a proper brewery," he says.

When looking at the finer details of stress patterns of individual cells, the patterns do not look like what would be expected from a proper 3D model of a cell – the necks should be under compression and the lobes under tension (see for example Dumais and Steele 2000 paper, which the authors cite).

"If you're giving what would be considered to be the proper care for all these people, it would be hundreds of millions of dollars".