Sentence examples for more strictness from inspiring English sources

Although some of the linear '60s shapes resembled his collection in New York, with more strictness and color, the idea of duplication was fascinating.

A new survey of American values by Pew finds greater social and sexual tolerance, yet also more strictness on matters of personal morality.

WB: higher values indicate more strictness and rigidity.

According to us, the physician's rotation in the different rooms and the fact that each one of them didn't known if were administering the "active" or "placebo" REAC, represent a attempt to achieve more "scientific" strictness.

This study examines whether authoritative parenting style (characterized by warmth and strictness) is more protective against adolescent substances use than authoritarian (strictness but not warmth), indulgent (warmth but not strictness) and neglectful (neither warmth nor strictness) parenting styles.

It was the grotesque doings of her sisters, more than the eccentricities and strictness of her parents, that prompted Decca's flight in 1937.

Concentrating on what he calls "the comedy of forgiveness" -- a mode of laughter opposed to the moral strictness of satire and more disposed to sympathy than to ridicule -- has made Wood a more forgiving critic, and also a more discerning one.

"The strictness about myself always has to increase more and more," he once told a restaurant guide.

The ruling coterie fears the Arab spring may yet provoke its youthful, internet-using population of 30m into more forcefully airing grievances, such as the strictness of Islamic laws and the lack of jobs.

The study covered four categories of eligibility "strictness", each with one or more sub-categories as follows: 1. Entitlement conditions   a.

Although the development of criteria for the quality assessment was based on established instruments, different criteria may have led to the exclusion of more or fewer articles, depending on their strictness.