Sentence examples for strictly speaking for from inspiring English sources

Strictly speaking, for each task a different pressure coefficient is required.

"The thing is that... all that stuff I bought – it wasn't, strictly speaking, for me.

And, strictly speaking, for purists the term "caviar" is like "Champagne".

The Bible did not provide, strictly speaking, for ghosts; but advised a simple stern command for the banishment of demons.

Turnip galette, with chestnuts and portobello mushrooms - this one's more strictly speaking for the winter, but it's a goodie, and another good looking dish to impress dinner guests.

£65, Liberty 3. Olympia Le-Tan Parisian Caviar clutch Yes, it's not strictly speaking for the kitchen but this cute little clutch bag has kitsch design for a fun night out or a quirky casual look.

But nor would it be correct to say that an apparent name should be replaced by a co-referring expression, for strictly speaking, terms for complexes do not refer.

Even while my mind was distracted other things, I could sing it word for word – or, strictly speaking, sound for sound.

Elsewhere, Millican's enthusiasm for fart jokes – strictly speaking, enthusiasm for farts as there's not always a joke attached – makes those earlier double entendres seem high-minded.

The Nobel Prize, for example, is hardly needs-based, and while it is not, strictly speaking, something for which one can apply, people have been known to lobby for it vigorously.

J. is that overly familiar character, an intellectual looking for real life and finding that real life was not, strictly speaking, looking for him; Elena is a strong-willed, practical-minded woman who doesn't have time for compromise, or idealism, or understanding others.