Sentence examples for strictly talking about from inspiring English sources

"He was strictly talking about the charter school landscape and the political environment," she said.

As a result, I'm strictly talking about the consumer loans category as I present the ensuing comparisons and facts.

"I'm not strictly talking about clan members; it's the mentality which was pervasive".

Don't get me wrong... I'm not condoning adultery as we know it, because I'm not strictly talking about sex.

They would have their own opinions, and you should strictly talk about business (Buying, Selling, official business) or their interests, and nothing of your personal life.

Just yesterday Cruise was back on the Oprah Winfrey show promising to "strictly divide" talking about his absolutely insane personal causes, and film promotion.

MR. LEHRER So I take it by your answer then, Mr. Vice President, that in your interview recently with The New York Times when you said that you question whether or not Governor Bush was experienced enough to be president, you were talking about strictly policy differences.

Strictly speaking, I am talking about England and Wales, but 'UK' is simpler.

Strictly speaking, we are talking about value added at constant prices or the quantity of value added.

On renewable energy, strictly speaking we're talking about science now and not just the internet and the areas I cover, it is a big area, an important area.

Can we have a rule that if you need most of the fingers of one hand to count the number of films whose virtues briefly dispel the funereal gloom like a Vermeer candle lighting up the valley of the shadow of death, then strictly speaking you oughtn't be talking about the death of film at all? Strictly speaking, the number of films you will find chasing away the blues every year ought to be "zero".