Sentence examples for regarded strictly from inspiring English sources

So if a predicate modality of cognition is replaced with a non-predicate structure (one in which immunity is regarded strictly in terms of its own processes in the absence of a humuncular witness), individualized agency is deconstructed as an organizing principle of the discipline.

Within the history African-American Christianity, the Bible is not regarded strictly as written text but as a living part of a vibrant oral/aural tradition.

This kind of help is normally regarded as strictly temporary, until a more permanent solution can be found.

4. Thierry Fremaux Artistic director of Cannes Film Festival Before Thierry Frémaux took over in 2001, the Cannes Film Festival was regarded as strictly anti-Hollywood.

Although radio equipment came to be issued to the headquarters of all units, including battalions, the ease of enemy interception, the requirements for cryptographing or encoding messages, and the inherent unreliability of these early systems caused them to be regarded as strictly auxiliary to the wire system and reserved for emergency use when the wire lines were cut.

As a result, it is often difficult in reading recent work to distinguish what the philosophers are doing from what the theologians (and philosophers) of past centuries regarded as strictly within the theological domain.

Notice the use of the verb "passed," which I've always regarded as strictly a euphemism for "died".

A lot of activities were, of course, regarded as strictly forbidden which meant that there was a vast below-sea-level iceberg of what we'd now call "down low" stuff happening.

For this reason, the affiliation of phoronids with the protostomian clade cannot be regarded as strictly established.

SRB are usually regarded as strictly anaerobic, but recent investigations showed that SRB are both abundant and active in the oxic zones of mats (see Baumgartner et al., 2006, for review).

Suspension-feeding rotifers are often regarded as strictly size selective with an optimal prey size ranging between 5 and 10 μm (Rothhaupt, 1990; Hansen, Wernberg-Møller and Wittrup, 1997).