Sentence examples for strictly fake from inspiring English sources

Some aren't strictly fake.

Though they are not strictly fakes, endless types of copies of art are made, including works by an artist's students or colleagues, some of them authorized and even signed by the artist, making it difficult to determine authorship with any certainty.

Some scholars, however, argue that the real explanation is the reclassification of some getihu as private businesses, and a change to the way the statistics are compiled that eliminated the counting of registered but non-functioning getihu.The government says that fakes will be strictly banned in the new Silk Alley building.

Strictly speaking, the works are not fakes, since the studios are usually careful to change the size slightly from the originals.

In 1929, E. B. White married Katharine Angell and, with his office mate, James Thurber, published his first book, a lampoon featuring fake Freudian sexologists, titled "Is Sex Necessary?" (Their answer: not strictly, no, but it beats raising begonias).

These are pages that use networks of fake accounts and pages to drive traffic to clickbait articles strictly for the purpose of ad revenue.

Even though fake IDs are illegal property, confiscating them may not be strictly lawful.

Because Wall Street strictly judges social networks on growth metrics, they're often scared to purge fake accounts and underage users.

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Both Gina and Alexandra are vegetarians, but I'm strictly carnivore, although every once in a while, they'll get me to eat a fake steak sandwich.

But cross-dressing is not, strictly speaking, new to the Bond franchise – remember the Spectre agent who attends his own faked funeral as his "widow" at the beginning of Thunderball?