Sentence examples for sort of strict from inspiring English sources

The fact is, we know too little about what's going on in the cosmos to commit to that sort of strict atheism.

In The Eye of the Storm, made in 1971, we see Elliott as a beehived schoolmarm, firm but not unlikable, a sort of strict Marge Simpson.

But the historian James Davidson describes the ancient Greek symposium, a "classic moderate drinking party" common to the wealthier households of Athens, during which men of stature would engage in lively debate with bowls of wine dispensed under the careful watch of a symposiarch (a sort of strict toastmaster).

The Americans have the sort of strict immigration and passport controls we need to adopt here".

The sort of strict law pointed to depends upon whether a change in vocabulary is required in articulating the conditions gestured at in the ceteris paribus clause.

This means that we can characterize the victim as herself facing a sort of strict liability, namely, strict liability for losses not caused by another's fault.

Already, Republican senators looking for cover are throwing in all sorts of strict amendments.

"Some of the mood ones or that kind of thing you can sort of comment on.... some of the other handicap ones it depends on who's in and how well they know them...We're not that sort of rigid and strict it depends on how well you know someone as to whether you can erm make a comment on you know like another area.

Sylvia, Valerie and Betty experienced a different sort of mother: strict, austere, rather hard.

Right, so very big difference in outlook in decomposition, levels of language rather than, sort of, a strict hierarchy.

Asked what sort of new, stricter guidelines there might be, he said only, "If this is going to Yankee Stadium, I say no".