Sentence examples for necessarily strict from inspiring English sources

He controls the performance of his characters; it is magnificent writing, but it is not necessarily strict history.

That song, about an Old West outlaw who killed dozens of men, begins with the lyric, "John Wesley Harding was a friend to the poor," and showcases Mr. Dylan's penchant for creating songs built around compelling narratives, if not necessarily strict adherence to the facts, Mr. Kennedy said.

Mr Carver said life in the home was necessarily strict but good preparation for his 10-year career in the army.

Some games, like Dwarf Fortress, bolster this by creating worlds that undeniably proceed and function according to rules, but not necessarily strict narrative rules that we would recognise in the real world nor that have their bearing in familiar traditional structure.

However, given the necessarily strict criteria, we cannot yet be certain whether this biomarker is also altered in patients with other inflammatory or neoplastic diseases.

A crucial question for Old Chinese reconstruction is to what degree one should try to avoid impure rhymes, and to what degree one should accept them as reflecting vivid poetry which does not necessarily follow strict rules.

If the question "Is that all there is?" does not necessarily evoke strict nihilism and misguided moral nihilism, then it can actually be quite liberating.

All the mentioned metrics are remarkably similar in the macro and small cell deployments, which suggests that densification does not necessarily imply stricter interference mitigation requirements.

And citations don't necessarily equal stricter enforcement, he said.

But writing a strong law does not necessarily mean that strict interpretation and robust enforcement will follow.

At the same time, Mr. Weinstein said, the tax law does not necessarily require a strict "square foot by square foot" calculation; provision can be made for intangibles like windows and views and for amenities like fireplaces and bathrooms.