Sentence examples for strictly reading from inspiring English sources

Strictly reading the literature or Internet, strictly learning about it from colleagues, multiple information sources, or other/unknown source.

Stine does not attempt to incorporate moral lessons into his novels, and says his books are "strictly reading motivation".

It's not strictly reading, but if you have vision difficulties or if you are looking to save time, you can take in a story while you drive, do laundry, or get some exercise.

The Rule Viewer and the surface viewer are strictly read-only tools and cannot be used for editing.

Hers are calmed at night by watching Strictly or reading Georgette Heyer's The Corinthian before nodding off.

While those boys and girls put conditioner in their damp hair and displayed their bodies to one another, I sat in my mother's house in my lace-trimmed calico shorts (unaware that such apparel was strictly for girls), reading, over and over again, Betty Smith's "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," the story of a girl who yearned to be a writer and to write about Brooklyn in her own way.

Within minutes, a white van pulled up at the checkpoint with a large red sign on the side reading "Strictly Attack Terrorism and Protect the Stability of Society".

A strictly hypothetical reading list for the "Jersey Shore" cast.

Mr. LaHaye based his books on his own unusual and strictly literal reading of biblical references to the second coming.

The story isn't strictly weekend reading, but it was done in partnership with Pro Publica, which has released a text version, too.

This included trips to Manhattan museums and Carnegie Hall, strictly enforced reading assignments and, ultimately, enrollment of an unenthusiastic June into an elite all-white boarding school.