| 1. | They had that quaint properness in that era, just before the 1920s.
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| 2. | He has a bit of properness to him.
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| 3. | Charles was appalled . . . . He has a bit of properness to him.
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| 4. | Because he was trained in England, he had a streak of properness about him,
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| 5. | What's your own view about the properness of human embryonic stem cell research?
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| 6. | He was consulted about the properness of an attack on the U . N . Building,
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| 7. | A toy is something that is made as a play object, typically without concern for accuracy or properness of scale,
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| 8. | The valuative criterion of properness expresses the intuition that in a proper variety, there are no points " missing ".
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| 9. | With regards to the " properness " of casting an ambiguous comment, there it no real policy against it.
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| 10. | :: : When the case has already been discussed at an administrator noticeboard I don't think the properness should be discussed further here.
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