Which, strictly, you are anyway.
"The Quest for Paradise" (HarperSanFrancisco, 2001) ends with American Eden, which, strictly speaking, is not paradise but utopia.
Pagans and Christians alike considered him "emperor by the grace of God," which, strictly speaking, rendered the imperial cult unnecessary.
If you ignore the bleak title of My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding, which Strictly Kosher draws heavily from, there was a vivid lesson in how a community lives.
The Food and Drug Administration, meanwhile, which strictly regulates direct-to-consumer drug commercials and print ads, is still developing a policy on drug marketing through social media.
According to Mr. Sumadi, this would never have happened under the Suharto government, which strictly subordinated customary law to national statutes.
The defendant, Brian Jones, 23, of Parrish, was given six months of community control, which strictly limits freedom with measures including an ankle monitor.
My digestive system was still smoldering when we headed next morning to Highlands Links, which, strictly speaking, is not a links at all.
One form of old Aramaic is known as Syriac, which strictly refers to a script rather than a kind of language.
Being avant-garde, these days, is not so much about making art in opposition to a dominant and domineering academy, which, strictly speaking, would mean returning to recherché styles like portraiture or landscape.
But town officials said that current zoning, which strictly limits building in the watershed areas, and their intention to buy critical parcels from willing sellers assured adequate groundwater protection.
