Sentence examples for strictly part from inspiring English sources

If Parks's essay were strictly part of a memoir, there would be no cause to object.

Iceland, a Nordic country that is not strictly part of Scandinavia, boasts an award winner too.

Although not strictly part of the Sporades, Evia also lies off Greece's eastern coast.

It is actually, though, the title (or, strictly, part of the title) of a paper in this week's Science.

Lastly, Kythira is strictly part of the Ionian islands, but is most easily reached from the Peloponnese.

Though not strictly part of Cilento (it actually falls into neighbouring Basilicata), if you're in the area it'd be a shame to miss it.

Though he has lately found success with "Hurry Down Sunshine," a memoir of his daughter's mental breakdown, for decades Greenberg treated writing as a strictly part-time business.

The new positions are strictly part-time, however, and are intended to add to the cultural life of the college, according to Rusbridger, who took up his role as head of the college in September 2015.

Having won promotion they have opted to stay a strictly part-time squad, combining their rugby with jobs in the City and elsewhere and training together for only a handful of hours each week.

Similarly, medicine is subalternate to the science of the elements, even though the elements are not strictly parts of the body (not functional parts), since they still enter into its constitution and so must be understood if the body is to be understood.

I am still an editor, though on a strictly part-time basis (one day per month), and I am not directly involved with guideline development.' All other authors declare that they have no competing interests.