Sentence examples for strictly one of from inspiring English sources

"If you were inside the business and you were one of the boys, and strictly one of the boys, then you probably err on that side with Bret, that you have to communicate things, and there has to be understanding and trust.

One is a pastiche figure of King David with a 13th-century body of Rhenish silver and an antique cameo of a Gorgon's face for a head: it is strictly one of a kind.

The MoD's mandate was strictly one of logistical support, but recently their involvement has become project-led with the creation of a 36-bed "field hospital in a box".

Accusative predicates have been used for centuries by many respected writers (including Samuel Pepys, Ernest Hemingway and Virginia Woolf), and the choice between "It is he" and "It is him" is strictly one of formal versus informal style.

Following exclusively and strictly one of the indicated ways is not viable, and so an integrated methodology must be adopted: the composition of the existing mortar must be taken into account and all of its constituents (amounts and types) must be as similar as possible.

But he said that issue was not strictly one of definition, but implementation by the police, who he said are already being trained to be more aware of human rights.

Rojek wrote another book focusing strictly on one of the traditional types of celebrity: achieved celebrity.

In the meanwhile I can't wait to watch the next episode of House of Cards, strictly one at a time.

Following the basic principle of standard FFR, strictly one sub-band can be allocated to each of the cell-edge zones in [23, 43].

Strictly one vote per person.

In these cases, polymorphism occurs on the population level, where individuals cooperate strictly in one of the collective actions, but never both.