Sentence examples for a strictness from inspiring English sources

There's a strictness that didn't exist when I was young.

In their latest show, the designers brought a strictness into their style.

There is a strictness and narrowness to her art that may be easier to respect than to love.

A strictness of purpose governs Ms. Brennan's combinations, which begin along a steady course and evolve outward.

At the opening of the exhibition, Caro said there was "a strictness" about the setting that had made him reconsider his view.

The designer, wearing a kilt, referred to a "uniform, a strictness" as inspiration and said she refined the clothes down to the essential pieces: "You edit and you edit and all you are left with is the black and blue and grey".

"The world is out of joint, O cursed spite," &c., seems to be the basis of Mr. Auden's inspiration; he has decided things are so bad that poetry itself must change its nature: What can truth treasure, or heart bless, But a narrow strictness! he inquires in a four-line motto-poem: and one wishes he were a little stricter with himself, to begin with.

Compared with his hedonistic, amorous brother, Edward IV, there was a moral strictness, almost prudishness, about Richard, much emphasised by him when in 1483 he made his risky lunge for the throne.The killer blowAll these human touches and virtues have been known for years, and yet the monster Richard survives.

Havelock's 1988 lecture claims to contain a systematic account of Plato's politics; Havelock argues that Plato's idealism applies a mathematical strictness to politics, countering his old teacher Cornford's assertion that Platonic arguments that morality must be analyzable in arithmetical terms cannot be serious.

As the permutation-derived corrected p-values impose a significant strictness into the statistical procedure, and since p-value correction discards the majority of GOT, which lack sufficient representation among the input genes, larger (more permissive) hit populations were required to ensure good statistical representation of all possible outcomes.

Choose teachers that have a little strictness, but fun in their evaluation "card".