Sentence examples for strictly belong from inspiring English sources

Being has access to essence from the outside, in the sense that it does not strictly belong to the essential nature of a res, except in the case of God.

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Although this indication does not strictly belong to oncology, the excellent performance of FDOPA will be briefly summarised.

Other substances reported by the Early Warning System include various plant-derived and synthetic psychoactive substances (e.g., indanes, benzodifuranyls, narcotic analgesics, synthetic cocaine derivatives, ketamine and phencyclidine derivatives), which do not strictly belong to any of the previously mentioned drug groups.

Strictly belongs on Saturday evening in the same way that Thursday night is the obvious home for Question Time.

Every now and then you sense that Mr. Price may still feel a little hyphenated himself, with one foot in the old Lower East Side, where he no longer strictly belongs, and one foot in the present, whose permanence he distrusts a little.

The ability of the enzyme to retain above 80% activity in some selected detergents showed that although they are not strictly belonging to the alkaline lipase group, the enzyme can effectively serve as an additive in biodetergents with the right formulation.

This issue goes beyond the scope of this study, as it strictly belongs to the domain of system identification (Busetto and Buhmann, 2009a).

The first began with a selection of Grieg's Lyric Pieces for solo piano, played by Per Tengstrand, who pointed out that solo music didn't, strictly speaking, belong on a chamber music concert.

This German surgeon is responsible for numerous eponyms [ 46], however, the one for which he is most famous does not, strictly speaking, belong to him (Fig.  14).

All the fire and the fury of a derby match might be focused on a player who, strictly speaking, belongs to neither side.