Sentence examples for strictly think of from inspiring English sources

You can't necessarily trade in miles for money - so don't strictly think of miles as a monetary unit.

The experiment shows that it's not strictly logical to think of entanglement as a tangible physical property, Eisenberg says.

Not surprisingly these sorts of consideration lead Albert to distinguish sharply between relational accidents and relations (which are just relational accidents in certain circumstances), and to suggest that strictly speaking we should think of the relevant Aristotelian category as comprised, not of relations, but of relational accidents.

While not a food basket, strictly speaking, you can think of a gardening basket as a soon-to-be-food basket.

"When my opponent, Governor Bush, says that he will appoint strict constructionists to the Supreme Court," he said, "I often think of the strictly constructionist meaning that was applied when the Constitution was written, how some people were considered three-fifths of a human being".

Also, I really don't think of myself as strictly a comic writer, and you can have it both ways (Graham Greene, Faulkner).

It's tempting to think of Chrome in strictly competitive terms, as a challenge to Internet Explorer, the dominant browser from Microsoft.

But to think of it as strictly a land-based conflict that began with the Minutemen in Lexington and Concord and ended with Washington at Yorktown is to ignore the fact that there were 3,000 miles of ocean between England and its insurgent colonies.

Other Greeks say it is wrong to think of the Athens Olympics strictly in dollars and cents.

Before I came to Harlem, it was fairly easy for me to think of gentrification as a strictly "black versus white" issue.

We would rather think of slavery as something strictly relegated to our past.