Sentence examples for consider strictly from inspiring English sources

If we consider strictly Android tablets, there are any number of tweaks that would make the Galaxy Note 10.1 the device to own — a higher resolution screen, more S-Pen-compatible apps, and sturdier construction all come to mind.

If we consider strictly convex Banach spaces, as in [18], we can obtain the same kind of conclusions by replacing the condition (b) by a more suitable one.

After all, Jordan, considered strictly as an athlete, is the Second Coming, and Reinsdorf, considered strictly as a mogul, is a second-rater.

(In New York before the war, pizza was considered strictly an ethnic food).

Other established companies, including FedEx and Ford, are also cracking open data once considered strictly proprietary.

But there is bickering about the merits of these ideas even though they are considered strictly Band-aids.

Her vases, candles and mugs are done in a style she considers "strictly sculptural and not strictly functional". Many of her vases, for example, are not closed containers.

At the height of the torture affair, the White House, under pressure, released documents from Guantanamo that were previously considered "strictly classified".

That he chose an early Beethoven concerto, which is considered strictly classical and which has formalist elements, is not surprising for a neo-classical choreographer with his standards.

And considered strictly as a crime drama, "In the Valley of Elah" is a bit pedestrian, with a few too many set pieces, extraneous subplots and predictable turns.

He was aware of plans to ship Kazakhstani oil across the Caspian Sea by tanker and said China had no objections to the project, which they considered "strictly commercial".