in the proper sense造句

:Agree with Phoenix, England is not a country in the proper sense.
Scholars disagree on whether these texts concern a Eucharist in the proper sense.
However, it is not a laser in the proper sense of the term.
He cannot be called a Gnostic in the proper sense of the word.
While Romanesque buildings in the proper sense are not found here, influences from Gothic style.
It's difficult to find in the proper sense in a sentence. 用in the proper sense造句挺难的

My self-knowledge tells me I have never really been a doctor in the proper sense,
The region in the proper sense roughly coincides with the present-day Greater Poland Voivodeship ( ).
I'm conservative in the proper sense : I want to preserve what we know about the past.
He realises that, despite his upbringing, he was never really a Christian in the proper sense at all.
That is how Kant s a priori synthesis arises, a fully-fledged apriorism typical of humans in the proper sense.
.. . beyond [ known peoples of black West Africa ] to the south there is no civilization in the proper sense.
His main work, the " Geschichte des Materialismus " is a didactic exposition of principles rather than a history in the proper sense.
Such non-attendances constituted recusancy in the proper sense of the term, and originally affected all, whether Catholic or otherwise, who did not conform.
"He was a one-off, a great bloke in the proper sense of that expression and a great Australian figure and icon, " he added.

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