Sentence examples for strictly that it from inspiring English sources

"If his defense was strictly that it must have been contaminated meat, then I would think they must have accepted that reasoning in order to reduce the penalty," Howard Jacobs, a lawyer who specializes in defending athletes in doping cases, said.

Jordan said: "I know everyone says every year on Strictly that it's been the best year but this year – the production, the celebrities, the dancing – it has been by far the strongest year.

Second, even in instances where a full ban is not in effect and class actions are still permitted, the Court has rewritten the rules that govern class formation so strictly that it can be extremely difficult to form one.

Strictly, that is not funny.

When it comes to making a different moniker I don't have to worry about that – it's strictly for fun".

"I think it was strictly coincidence that it was that film".

If a small change to a program requires thousands of tests, it suggests that the change is quite risky and, if it is not strictly necessary, that it might be a good idea to undo it.

As Mark Lilla, an American academic, has argued, there has been no "great separation": pious Muslims still turn to holy texts for guidance on all aspects of their lives.In some extreme Islamic countries sharia, a system rooted in medieval traditions, is so strictly interpreted that it is hard to see how women in particular can lead modern lives.

One criticism is that the solution is too simple in that, strictly speaking, it applies only when waves with a narrow range of frequencies are present.

The current law that strictly bans it was one of the final acts of the dictatorship.

Recent years have demolished the lingering idea that animated cinema is strictly for children, or that it trivialises its material.