Sentence examples for was strictly about from inspiring English sources

"This game was strictly about playing passionate and being physical," Baltimore Coach Brian Billick said.

Romney's law was strictly about expanding coverage to the uninsured; Obama's includes mechanisms to help control health-care costs.

In the letter Winsor stresses the policy of "institutionalising belief" was strictly about the recording of an allegation.

Erica Stanislawski, 16, who said her father was a longtime member of the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club, said that her interest was strictly about polo.

The business was strictly about making copies, with one company after another putting the same cheap components in boxes (many illegally emblazoned with the logos of well-known consumer brands), simply because the factory down the road had done so and made a fortune.

For his part, Peter P. Horoschak, superintendent of Schools for the South Orange and Maplewood School District, said the switch from the story of Tiny Tim and his family to a story about railroads was strictly about sticking to the curriculum.

"It's strictly about money.

This is strictly about the team.

The Fox comic, of course, is strictly about image management.

It's strictly about the team and what we're trying to pursue".

But a common misperception is that it's strictly about competition, Mr. Zichermann said.