Sentence examples for strictly convinced from inspiring English sources

It is a story of jaunty contrivance – I like the upbeat, multicoloured scarf the sausage dog winds round her sausagey midriff – and although I am not strictly convinced that Doggywood would solve a canine identity crisis any more than Hollywood would a human one, it is a book with an indispensable message, especially for a child struggling to fit in: "Do blaze a trail… Be who you are".

I learned that the first Biblical dietary regimen (Genesis 1 29) was strictly vegetarian, and I became convinced that important Jewish (and other religions') mandates to preserve our health, be kind to animals, protect the environment, conserve resources, share with hungry people, and seek and pursue peace all pointed to vegetarianism as the best diet for Jews and everyone else.

Because in extracranial and meningeal arteries (other than in brain circulation: circle of Willis) there are anastomose ipsi- and contralaterally [102], are we convinced that a strictly hemilateral migraine can be explained by hemilateral vasodilatation?

Until the 19th century the medieval theory of formal evidence strictly prescribed when the judge had to be convinced by the testimony of a witness.

Furthermore, I am convinced that the EP report should be strictly focused on practical aspects of its implementation.

Following the fabulous success of the Betty Crocker electric iron, G. Mills' president, Leslie N. Perrin, is doubly convinced that it doesn't always pay to stick strictly to your milling.

Since the early 1960s, scholarly thinking on the power of U.S. presidents has rested on these words: "Presidential power is the power to persuade". Power, in this formulation, is strictly about bargaining and convincing other political actors to do things the president cannot accomplish alone.

Strictly speaking, it is not necessary to understand how evolution occurs to be convinced that it has occurred because the historical fact of evolution is supported by many convergent lines of evidence that are independent of discussions about particular mechanisms.