Larger and larger commercial buildings went up, most with a strictly industrial look.
The hair transforms the candle into a symbolic phallus, though with a strictly limited life span — a reflection, it seems to me, on the specter of AIDS.
An alchemist of avant-garde sound in the tradition stretching from Stockhausen to the Aphex Twin, Herbert combines playful pop sensibility with a strictly imposed experimental agenda.
He — or his alter ego, the fledgling writer — is pleased to show us how much he can do with a strictly limited set of elements.
It is associated with the more modern urban nightclubs, and most town-based local artists play it rather than music with a strictly African-sounding beat.
Conservatives have Mr. Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Michael Reagan and Neal Boortz, who collectively draw an audience of at least 30 million people per week with a strictly conservative message.
Richard, a man with a Strictly Come Dancing record, reluctantly relived his glorious, albeit brief, career as a dancer, while the rest of us tried to learn steps from the fiendishly agile children.
"Panic Room" puts her in glasses so slim that her eyes seem doubly narrowed in suspicion, to match her tightened mouth; her hair is trimmed and darkened, with a strictly non-cute flip at the back.
Suddenly, it seemed, a comedy with a strictly commercial rationale for a return to Broadway -- the hilarious original in 1983, starring Dorothy Loudon, Victor Garber and Deborah Rush, remains fresh in many theatergoers' minds -- had a kind of mission.
But with a strictly governed exception, namely, an office-holder speaking ex-officio, let no individual be the target of attack, and even then neither abuse nor ad hominem attack.
Moral restraint, in application to the present subject, may be defined to be, abstinence from marriage, either for a time or permanently, from prudential considerations, with a strictly moral conduct towards the sex in the interval.
