Sentence examples for a blend of strict from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shahzad's household was a blend of strict and liberal; Mr. Haq, who spoke British-accented English and drank alcohol socially, was stern with his children and quick to anger, friends and former colleagues recalled.

AZ is gorgeous, an improbable but enchanting blend of strict Asian geometry, Western Art Nouveau and turn-of-the century Viennese craft influences.

AZ is gorgeous, an improbable but enchanting blend of strict Asian geometry, Art Nouveau and turn-of-the-century Viennese craft influences.

The family spent summers in Houston, but the boys were mostly shaped by life in Jedda, a blend of British expat culture and strict Saudi norms.

The American dental hygienist was, therefore, the first matrix for the organization of basic auxiliary models with direct action in the oral cavity: the hygienist, in the stricter sense, and the dental nurse or a blend of the two, known as "technicians".

Once the schools' religious elements – strict or lenient – are embraced, the top 25 Christian colleges pose a blend of short-term financial sacrifices and long-term professional benefits.

A blend of aglianico and piedirosso.

A blend of "gore" and "porno".

A blend of both, New York State officials said.

He could be a blend of Hitler and Hirohito.

A blend of folk and jazz.