He was always strict, but fair.
Simenon's novels are almost always strict point-of-view narratives.
In these tales, the nuns are always strict, the celebrations are always festive and the pews are always packed.
Therefore, it is manifest that activism is not peculiar only to "liberals" and that "conservatives" are not always "strict constructionists".
There are always strict limits on a civil servant's right to lend or borrow money, and they are prohibited from accepting gifts.
Corporate travel managers wail that costs are soaring, and they demand compliance with new or old, but always strict, travel policies — or else.
Security, which is always strict at Cannes, has been tightened this year at the behest of the local government, who are concerned the festival could be a target for terrorists.
There were always strict protocols in place to avoid injury – but even then, when the camera rolled and my fellow actor performed with all of the aggression required to make their performance believable, my adrenaline kicked in.
It is run by a charity, not for profit, and "no one has ever been asked to leave on account of running out of money"; staff are kind and always "strict about respect" – it's like going back to boarding school, she thinks, cheerfully enough.
The house, which evolved to include variations on those ideas, if not always strict adherence, was completed last year, and Mr. Cutler and Ms. Procter, 40, live in a three-story open space, where the only rooms with doors are the three bathrooms and the guest room.
