Properly understood, it is not a maxim which any party need be ashamed to own.
We have found that, properly understood, there is nothing in it to evoke our pessimism.
The woman movement of modern times, properly understood, has thus been the effort of women to adapt themselves to the conditions of an orderly and peaceful civilization.
Properly understood, asceticism is a discipline, a training, which has reference to an end not itself.
What that battle was and what an extraordinary victory came of it must needs be told for the significance of Mistral in Provence to be properly understood.
Properly understood, therefore, the cult of the skirt-dancer has a religious significance, and man's preoccupation with petticoats is but the popular recognition of the divinity of woman.
It carries with it rationalistic associations to which the Critical standpoint, properly understood, yields no support.
Schematism, properly understood, is not a process of subsumption, but, as Kant has already recognised in A 124, of synthetic interpretation.
Science can be a priori just because, properly understood, it is not a rival of metaphysics, and does not attempt to define the absolutely real.
And as this first Analogy, properly understood, thus deals solely with spatial changes of bodies, the principle of the conservation of matter has no real connection with it.
I trust I have made it sufficiently clear that the doctrine of Equivocation, properly understood, has been devised in the interests of Veracity.
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