Sentence examples for which she properly from inspiring English sources

Specifically, she was appalled to hear about a practice that was called "early marriage," but which she properly called "forced unions": impoverished parents in remote rural areas would give their five- or six- or seven-year-old daughters to middle-aged men in exchange for a monthly stipend.

This story seems to me to illustrate a side, at least, of Jane Bown's genius, the source of which she never properly understood herself and about which she remained gracefully modest.

MI has a paper communication board, made by her therapists, which she uses properly according to them.

The audit also showed that Ms. Madden had been "repeatedly counseled" for an incident in which she failed to properly describe in her notes the packaging of seized items.

Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale highlighted statistics showing that almost half of the poorest pupils leaving primary school are unable to write or count properly, which she said "should shame us as a nation".

She decries the diminution of religion as "a primitive attempt to explain phenomena which are properly within the purview of science".

The nurse said she noticed that a cannula inserted into the patient's arm was not functioning properly, which meant she was not receiving dextrose solution or antibiotics through a saline drip.

So we go with lamb intestines, which are properly narrow.

("A place which might properly be called Aberfilthy," he grumbled).

To which a properly skeptical citizen might respond: Good luck with that.

Their fans would contribute artwork, or songs, or pop videos, some of which were properly excellent.