His futurism is lyrical rather than strictly mechanical.
The whole thing is porous, rather than strictly choreographed.
The teachers encourage daily reading and journal writing rather than strictly following a language-arts curriculum.
Marie is a Catholic — though flexibly Catholic, she thinks, rather than strictly Catholic.
His approach to them was archaeological rather than strictly genealogical, discovering his family within himself.
That is, the problem is mainly political and intellectual, rather than strictly economic.
His country's pioneers were indeed mostly frustrated parents or educational innovators rather than strictly commercial operations.
Other courts have disagreed, relying on a minority group's cohesiveness and geographical compactness rather than strictly on numbers.
Hughes-Hallett's approach is episodic rather than strictly chronological, and it suits a life that reads like a picaresque novel.
This was because the most important pronouncements of the Court were invariably political in nature, rather than strictly legal.
Hit & Run suspects, mind you, that Clarkson is the public's "most watched" broadcaster rather than strictly speaking its "favourite".
