Sentence examples for really strictly from inspiring English sources

"We don't really strictly follow the guidelines of what makes sense or what a typical quote-unquote Asian dumpling is," he said.

No matter, really — strictly speaking, the caucuses were actually a non-binding straw poll with only a vague relationship to the number of delegates each candidate will get from Washington.

The USA Freedom Kids team, according to Popick, includes three performers; two girls who, like the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson, are "really strictly in the studio"; five dancers; and "vocal coaches, music producers, music engineers and choreographers".

Michelle Basco, a maritime lawyer whose family is also into the shipping business, said the government is hard put to strictly enforce maritime regulations because "shipping is very capital intensive and the government cannot really strictly implement standards because otherwise nobody will invest or operate these ferries".

"Back then we were talking about a 'global protection system,' but it was really strictly missile defense," he said recently, interrupted by calls from Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, who estimates that the two speak 20 times or more a day.

Good for Sanyo Japan that the word "portable" isn't really strictly defined in the projector space.

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For big business, fighting legislation such as health care reform or clean energy is really just strictly business.

"But really, it's strictly business".

I'm not sure Peter could ever really star in Strictly.

Avocados, watercress, celery and scallions aren't really spring produce, strictly speaking, but they can approximate spring's feel and flavor, as can radishes and yellow beets.