Sentence examples for think strictly from inspiring English sources

"I think Strictly will definitely be that".

But student Emzie Langan wrote: "Those who think Strictly is racist because two black celebs have gone need to have a serious word with themselves.

They should be made by hand, with more chilli, lemongrass and shrimp paste than you think strictly wise, and cooked carefully – then you'll remember why you fell in love with Thai food in the first place.

"We started looking at the future of Channel 4, the sustainability of Channel 4 and then as part of that the option of seeking an external investor was raised but I think strictly speaking, when I appeared before the committee, we had not begun those discussions".

Chief Justice John Roberts highlighted this error of the system just last month: "Look at my more recent colleagues, all extremely well qualified for the court," he said, and the votes were, I think, strictly on party lines for the last three of them, or close to it, and that doesn't make any sense.

In the nicest possible way, do you think Strictly Come Dancing reminded people of who you are? I'd imagine so.

"You know what it takes to win the Cup?" he said, with more sarcasm than I thought strictly necessary.

"I'm not that stupid," he told his interviewer, sounding rather more stung than might be thought strictly necessary from a man one step away from being head of state.

Nevertheless, Lepore says, he is "uneasy" with the suggestion that Einstein was a "parietal genius" who thought strictly in images and sensations, citing among other evidence his superior school grades in Latin and the sciences and mediocre marks in art and geography.

"I don't think that strictly forbidding or eliminating food really works, because those products are available to children outside of school," Ms. Ricapito said.

I really have no idea what she's talking about most of the time - hope Anton can understand her! Don't think the Strictly audience will 'get her' at all.