Sentence examples for it strictly as from inspiring English sources

But like the collectors who never really drink their wines, many of its buyers will use it strictly as a rating guide.

"I'm looking at it strictly as a health issue," he said.

"I view it strictly as a matter of equity and responsibility," said Bill O'Brien, the tax assessor of New Haven.

After that, Vanderbilt lengthened the parkway and operating it strictly as a toll road for pleasure traffic.

"At 97 Orchard, did the landlady care about the building or the tenants?" "She bought it strictly as an investment," the gray-bearded man said.

When the home first came on the market in 2007, Resorts West used it strictly as a rental property ($16,500 a day is the current rate).

As a result, religious morality too often cuts across the grain of human nature, distorting it and crushing its natural impulses, not least as regards sex – always an inflated subject of interest for religious moralists, who throughout history have been frightened of it and bent on limiting it as strictly as possible.

As a song listened to sober and alone, it still goes on twice as long as it strictly needs to and feels somewhat haphazardly structured, but as a party track it's an unstoppable force, with those fire verses coming into their own.

Others fall for this presentational crap, we think: our interest in it is strictly as an index of more general competence, so it's fine.

The lenient laws of quantum mechanics permit a lone electron to be in two places at once--as long as it strictly avoids any contact with its surroundings.

Arbus returned again and again to photograph at various fairs and carnivals in Palisades Park, for example, but it was strictly as a location to pursue her subjects: the exhibits, performers, contests and visitors.