Sentence examples for present strictly from inspiring English sources

But the present, strictly speaking, is momentary.

If the present, strictly conceived, is the durationless interface between the past and the future – and it is commonly taken to be precisely this – the conclusion that our consciousness is confined to a durationless instant swiftly follows.

Both sides (and only two) present strictly opposing views of the same case, using emotive terms and wildly stretched interpretations.

Brand welcomed the fact that two women, Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, present Strictly Come Dancing on BBC1 on Saturday night and said the broadcaster should appoint the historian Mary Beard.

The bloke who presents Strictly in America (7) doesn't even look like Bruce Forsyth.

Forsyth co-presented Strictly from its 2004 debut and continued for 11 series, before retiring in 2014.

The pair, who presented Strictly Come Dancing together until Forsyth's retirement last year, were accompanied by their partners Lady Wilnelia and Vernon Kaye, though it is not known whether they used their trip to SW19 to catch up with Judy Murray, who was reported on Tuesday to be in "advanced talks" to join the forthcoming series of the dance programme.

In 15 patients presenting strictly unilateral tinnitus, VAS scores correlated positively with contralateral current source densities (CSD) in the primary and secondary auditory cortex in the high frequency range (beta 2 and gamma, max r = 0.73, p<0.05; Figure 1) and with decreased ipsilateral parieto-occipital junction in the gamma band (max r = −0.72, p<0.05; Figure S1).

Tuesday's Just As Bad draws from an extensive library of pre-WWII blues recordings to present a strictly acoustic first set.

LONDON — It was nearly midnight on Day 12 of the most grueling debate in recent House of Lords memory, and not all the Lords present were, strictly speaking, awake.

We also present a strictly min-hop (MH) routing scheme as a complement to MHED routing.