Sentence examples for be strictly of from inspiring English sources
Ironically, Japanese soldiers had to be protected around the clock by soldiers from other allied nations such as Australia or the Netherlands, because the mission had to be strictly of a non-combative nature.
At a truly liberal university, prejudice of every sort -- including against conservatives -- would be strictly out of bounds.
It was strictly of its time.
Her dramas were strictly of the onscreen variety.
His ignominy was strictly of the baseball variety.
As reverse ferrets go, it is strictly of the rapid reaction variety.
Except for Mr. Williams, the acting is strictly of sitcom caliber (Holden).
The food at Lambert's is strictly of the unmemorable and too-much variety, but the rolls were fabulous.
It was strictly of the old school variety, broadcast in eight, one-hour instalments on a Monday night.
Some are widely revered sites of religious pilgrimage and have probably been so since pre-Columbian times, others are strictly of local renown and visually hard to spot.
The Tarnished Angels is a polished psychological melodrama, meticulous in its subtle observation, but only the planes involved in the dangerous flying scenes are strictly of the 1930s.
