It was never a strict father-son thing.
'There is a strict way that things are done at a Romani wedding,' he explains.
Some schools have a strict guide with things such as jewelry, shoes, jackets and so on.
The colon, a strict setter-up of things to follow, is like an arrow that says "Now watch this" to the reader, but it is too often replaced by the do-anything dash.
Chrysippus apparently could not agree to making such an exception and he may have taken the price of consistency to be a strict causal determinism: all things happen through antecedent causes (Cicero, 38G).
Between the Middle East and at home, that I've hired, that I manage, and I'm a strict boss, I want things done the right way, but it's done with love.
For the next week, however, officials have issued a strict warning against flushing things like diapers and medication down the toilet, lest you want to feed that junk directly to the whales.
People seem kind of isolated, everybody doing their own thing in a strict manner following almost robotic routines.
Labour ran things like a strict classroom, attempting to keep to tight discipline and a detailed lesson plan.
But, as is often argued, little of what we take ourselves to justifiably believe satisfies these austere conditions: many of our apparently justified beliefs, it is commonly thought, are neither based on self-evident truths nor derivable in a strict logical sense from other things we believe in.
