Sentence examples for strictly fine from inspiring English sources

One of the first strictly fine art photography galleries in New York, Janet Borden, Inc. has seen trends in the medium come and go.

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Galleries dealing strictly in fine arts are in the minority, but they are offering some remarkable things.

So a bit of Celebrity and Strictly is fine for those who want to do it (and a nice earner too, I expect).

If that's strictly drawings, fine.

The recurrent network is an adaptation of RecSOM to the context of the simulation of large scale distributed neural architectures, since it relies on a strictly local fine-grained computation.

Its effect ends up being all out of proportion to the objects discovered, which are, in strictly aesthetic terms, fine but not remarkable.

Petty offenses (or if you prefer, "quality of life offenses") are designed to deter conduct: Mr. Defendant, if you do something that the local legislative body has declared to be unduly bothersome to your neighbors, you will be fined and strictly told not to do it again.

They would then be yelled at for hugging because the no touching rule was strictly enforced rehabilitation at its finest".

The ability of fine positioning is strictly under the effect of hysteresis nonlinear behavior.

The GALT unresponsiveness toward innocuous antigens, termed oral tolerance, is a fine balanced and strictly regulated process, and its dysregulation is responsible for development of food allergies and chronic inflammatory disorders [2].