Sentence examples for so strictly that from inspiring English sources
So Strictly, that oddly regressive and repressive show, made sense.
He observed the Sabbath so strictly that he refused to open his mail on a Sunday.
The Center for Reproductive Rights CRRR) managed to block a law in Kansas that regulated abortion clinics so strictly that they would be forced to shut their doors.
Second, even in instances where a full ban is not in effect and class actions are still permitted, the Court has rewritten the rules that govern class formation so strictly that it can be extremely difficult to form one.
Teacher: Sometimes you have to run the classes so strictly that the pupils are about to become suffocated.
The moves have so far radically reshaped a market that was so strictly controlled that the company could even dictate that each client own a Swisscom phone and pay a hefty $600 connection fee that was refunded only if the customer emigrated to another country.
Perhaps the clearest example of this is that for many studies, current regulations have been so strictly interpreted that the required informed consent documents are often excessively lengthy and legalistic.
She had been raised in the country by parents so strictly Puritan that their neighbors thought they were weird.
Saudi Arabian society is so strictly segregated that men and women are forbidden to work together, shake hands, converse or even catch one another's eyes.
A martial-style curfew is enforced so strictly here that ambulance service is halted at night, when lethal mayhem takes over.
It's one of the largest remaining wild salmon populations left, and it's so strictly tended that more salmon often swim upriver -- particularly between June and September -- thanfishermen know what to do with.
