Sentence examples for being strictly from inspiring English sources
It seems the electoral advantage is in being strictly ideological.
Dress and conduct codes are being strictly enforced.
The hunter's lot is to chase his prey, you see, with success being strictly optional.
The negative is duplicated and superimposed, using an enlarger, without being strictly aligned.
Tourism is still in its infancy here and development is being strictly monitored.
Part of the power of "Sin" comes from its being strictly documentary.
The best single indicator of gait, one that has the added advantage of being strictly quantitative, is the intermembral index.
CK Scott Moncrieff's translation of Proust has been praised for NOT being strictly faithful to the original text.
(Though if we're being strictly accurate, the population of Adventureland are faux-teens; college students rather than high-schoolers. A similar age-shift didn't hurt St Elmo's Fire).
2. Scholars to enter School [a] few minutes before 10 o'clock, and to quietly take their seats, idling in or around the school being strictly forbidden 6.
