Sentence examples for strictures though from inspiring English sources

Gordon was under the same strictures, though, she says now, "the truth is, I hardly paraphrased – I hardly changed things".

Rather than improving the enforcement of those strictures, though, some lawmakers want to add new ones.

Even if one agrees with Adorno's strictures about Stravinsky, though, one must also allow that the degree of barbarization represented by Orff's leering rewrite so far exceeds Stravinsky's as to amount to a difference in kind.

Though the extent of the budgeting strictures are unknown, and though it is not solely his department, the conspiratorial manner in which he addressed the press on the subject accorded him greater ownership than might otherwise have been the case.

But those new strictures would exempt menthol — even though menthol masks the harsh taste of cigarettes for beginners and may make it harder for the addicted to kick the smoking habit.

They were aware, though, of Russia's strictures on homosexuality.

Less clear to the analysts, though, were the extraordinary strictures which Bale was facing on that occasion last May: difficulties which are more akin to the school playground.

Somehow, though, these imperatives do not sound like strictures.

At the White House, Jacqueline burnished her husband's image, though she sometimes struggled with the strictures of government service.

The treatment of urethral strictures remains a challenging field in urology even though there are a variety of procedures to treat it at present, as no one approach is superior over another.

Nevertheless, in many works of the 1790s, he acknowledges the possibility of miracles and revelation, and seems quite willing to have them as part of church doctrine, though suitably calibrated to his epistemic strictures.