Sentence examples for though strictly from inspiring English sources

Even though, strictly speaking, it isn't your fault.

Though, strictly speaking, Slossie was not wanted at our house.

He hammered it home again and again, even though, strictly speaking, the president should remain above the electoral fray.

Maxwell controlled Derby, Reading and Oxford in the mid-80s, though strictly speaking his sons and daughter were in charge.

"Alcohol, though strictly prohibited by Saudi law and custom, was plentiful at the party's well-stocked bar.

Taxpayer = Niggar"; he was swiftly disavowed by the Houston Tea Party Society (even though, strictly, he was calling himself a "niggar").

Supporting evidence from a university is helpful here, though not strictly necessary.

His early pieces, though never strictly serial, were schematic and modernist.

This collection, though, looked strictly off the cuff, or maybe was the work of assistants.

Whatever the merits of such political considerations, though, the strictly economic case for the shock therapy is underwhelming.

This game, though not strictly relevant, will have done the 26-year-old no favours despite those two late wickets.