Sentence examples for a strict sense from inspiring English sources

Something can be in a category by reduction in two different ways: in a broad sense (large) and in a strict sense (stricte).

In a strict sense that is certainly true.

In a strict sense, the order Neuroptera includes only the lacewings.

Offices are organised with incredibly flat hierarchies to instil a strict sense of "sameness" and equality.

"We do have a strict sense of identity about what we're doing," Louder admits.

Epicureanism, in a strict sense, the philosophy taught by Epicurus (341 270 bce).

He was a dynamic boss with a strict sense of priorities".

He knows too well that the kitchen operates best with a strict sense of order.

Asian students display a fierce commitment to education, a powerful work ethic and a strict sense of discipline.

In a strict sense, the life spans in such instances are not comparable to those forms that are sexually produced.

In a strict sense, the government's economic policies are not a gamble – a gamble has some probability of success.