Sentence examples for use strictly from inspiring English sources

Outsiders use Strictly to launch a new career.

Professionals use Strictly as a relaunch of flagging careers.

"They are palm-oil-free, and use strictly all natural, vegetable ingredients," said Scout Soap's owner, Colleen Keane, 32.

"It is disingenuous to use strictly population proportions without accounting for reported crime," said Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman.

In lectures, he related Buddhist teachings to basic concepts of psychology rather than use strictly religious language, enhancing their appeal, said Carolyn Rose Gimian, editor of a collection of his writings, "The Essential Chogyam Trungpa" (Shambhala Publications, 1999).

Applying the Jensen inequality to the means, we use strictly monotone continuous functions φ, ψ : I → R such that the function ψ ∘ φ − 1 : φ ( I ) → R is convex.

Undercurrents of racial tension between the Chinese cops and their Vietnamese prey remain unexplored, and women are used strictly to remind us that killers are human too.

But he was used strictly as a pinch-hitter during the postseason.

The radars are used strictly for early warning; no control of missiles or interceptors is provided.

But when the church moves in, it will seek exemptions for areas used "strictly for church purposes".

Those who took the Facebook quizzes, however, had been promised that the information would be used strictly for academic purposes.