Sentence examples for yet proper from inspiring English sources

Yet proper metallers claim Manson isn't scary at all.

"Yet proper Dutch cheese has a unique flavour, given the soil, the grass the Fresian cows feed on, and the milk they produce.

However, good pathological diagnosis constitute basis to yet proper prognosis [ 1].

Antithrombotic therapy is a critical portion of the treatment regime for a number of life-threatening conditions, including cardiovascular disease, stroke, and cancer; yet, proper clinical management of anticoagulation remains a challenge because existing agents increase the propensity for bleeding in patients.

Yet a proper federal framework and a mandatory cap on emissions would strengthen them greatly.

In parts of it, he says, people have a lower life expectancy than in Tanzania; other areas do not yet have proper sanitation.

I wasn't quite sure if it was meant to be quite as surreal as this or was not yet in proper English".

The "first part" of the manuscript, the part not yet "in proper shape to publish," was, after his death, nonetheless published, as part of "Islands in the Stream".

During the war, Northerners and Southerners sometimes used the uncapitalized phrase "civil war" as a declarative description of the mess in which they found themselves, but Civil War was not yet a proper noun.

Ramush Haradinaj, the leader of the main opposition party, is in detention at the UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague, and the new party of Albin Kurti, the most popular politician in the country, has not yet taken proper shape.

Yet Miami proper has its own significant strengths, not the least of which are serious, grown-up restaurants that present a stark contrast to the raucous combinations of party and theater that so often pass for restaurants in South Beach.