Sentence examples for strict appearance from inspiring English sources

(The idea of Rendell as personality or icon was explored in Ozon's film Swimming Pool, in which Charlotte Rampling played the writer Sarah Morton: "I asked Charlotte to cut her hair and to have a strict appearance").

According to defectors, its members are chosen using intense background checks and a very strict appearance criteria.

"Guests at Le Georges, a restaurant at the top of Paris Centree Pompidou with stunning panoramic views of the French capital, and Café Marly, near the Louvre, are given tables following a strict appearance policy – the better looking they are, the better the table," the story suggests.

Though the Wilsons came from opposite ends of the Bible Belt, economically speaking Diguid was the child of a wealthy entrepreneur, while Loree, whose father died when she was seven, grew up in an orphanage they shared a strict belief in appearances.

Though the Wilsons came from opposite ends of the Bible Belt, economically speaking — Diguid was the child of a wealthy entrepreneur, while Loree, whose father died when she was seven, grew up in an orphanage — they shared a strict belief in appearances.

The BBC has strict guidelines governing the appearance of politicians on non-news programmes, which require senior executive approval, as well as topical issues that are the subject of public debate.

British Elle called it a "subtle break from the strict regulations of royal appearance".

These patients will undergo a more strict survey towards the appearance of clinical and/or laboratory signs of a reactivation of Leishmania infection.

But in the 1980s, stricter rules regarding personal appearance were enacted.

Embrace your individuality and personality regardless of your age and career, but keep in mind certain workplaces have stricter rules for employee appearance than others.

With these stringent causal requirements, it is unsurprising to find that Academic Skeptics take the line they do: since no appearance meets this strict standard, they argue, it follows that nothing at all can be known.