Sentence examples for strictly a part from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the subject could not be ascertained except for the title, which is not strictly a part of the painting (the title is not a piece of visual art, consisting as it does of words).

Sometimes he produced images of related items without any soup cans such as Campbell's Tomato Juice Box (above right), which are not strictly a part of the series although a part of the theme.

The barber's shop was his own, and his use of a pleasing baritone voice was strictly a part-time indulgence.

This can be strictly instrumental, a part of the chorus, or something completely off the wall.

It is, then, strictly speaking only a part of the apple with which we are acquainted; it is only a part of the apple that is sensuously manifested to us.

We originally printed that it raised $130 million, but the company now says "The funding is just a secondary round strictly raised as a part of our ongoing liquidity program for employees, not a new round of capital".

A minor surgery service was set up, wherein the general surgeon would (on a strictly part time basis) operate on camp residents deemed to have such needs.

Although the offensive was an unqualified failure from a strictly military standpoint in part because a general uprising in support of the communists failed to materialize news and images of the attacks completely undermined the assurances by Johnson and Westmoreland that the war was being won.

Peter Krass, Jack's biographer, told me the girl he was in love with was actually called Fannie Blythe, and, in a strictly Baptist part of the country, Fannie's family would not let her marry Jack because "he was a sinner who make liquor".

"To be a part of Strictly has been a long-time ambition of mine.

The timing of the investment and its unusual nature — Ms. Whitman lists no other holdings in the world of independent movie production — raise some questions about its ultimate purpose: Was it strictly a business decision, or part of an effort to ensure that a coveted political strategist did not work for the competition?