Sentence examples for strictly called from inspiring English sources

Not only was the passage demanding; Licad also played it faster than was strictly called for.

There's a surprising level of bloodless violence and a propensity to uncover a bit more of the body of its 12-year-old star, Elle Fanning, than is strictly called for.

Hellenistic civilization and its educational pattern were prolonged to the end of antiquity and even beyond; it was to be a slow metamorphosis and not a brutal revolution that would later give birth to the civilization and education strictly called Byzantine.

But when a restriction of flame peak temperature (Tpeak < 1800 K) is also applied, only the case with the lowest XO2,cf and moderate Tcf can be <span class="lh">strictly called MILD.

"Dramas as singular in theme and temper cannot be strictly called comedies or tragedies", he wrote.

You might wonder, after that, whether any over-exertion was strictly called for.

Multifunctions that are either strictly increasing or strictly decreasing are called strictly monotonic.

Constable had known Napier from 1798 as one who "had been a hard student, and at college laid a good foundation for his future career, though more perhaps in general information than in what would be, strictly speaking, called scholarship".

If this objection is really concerned with perceptions strictly so called, then it obviously fails.

The objection works much better rephrased as an objection about judgements about perceptions, rather than about perceptions strictly so called.

It is shown that linear structures hitherto proposed for 'acoustic diodes' in fact do obey R T reciprocity, and thus should not strictly be called diodes or isolators.