Sentence examples for all the strictures of from inspiring English sources

He is a walking, talking eruption of phallic power with a direct line to the American id and this is why all the strictures of civilization shrivel up and die before him.

All the strictures of childhood prevented me from becoming what I wanted to become.  .

Which candidate will -- given all the maneuvering to get around the strictures of the campaign finance laws -- end up with the financial advantage?

And if you chafe against the strictures of an all-white meal, may I suggest an assertive Bandol rosé?

For a homeowner ready to sell, the all-cash buyer is the dream, a tantalizing oasis away from the strictures of bank loans and the whims of appraisers.

If this manager succeeds in holding your organisation to the strictures of yesteryear, he's likely doing you all a disservice.

But nor did he follow the strictures of pure flamenco.

Minorities aren't exempt from the strictures of collective responsibility.

The strictures of this style of thought are indeed very old.

None of them took the strictures of faith very seriously or knew many of its teachings.

"Men suffer more" from the strictures of gender, Fonda told the New York Times.