strictly speaking造句

O.K., strictly speaking it’s long past.

I think, strictly speaking, you are wrong there.

In fact, it's not true to be strictly speaking.

Or strictly speaking they didn't die, certainly at least, permanently.

The incrementing of the USN is not, strictly speaking, under your control.

You, or strictly speaking your science-minded posterity, shall inherit the Earth.

But strictly speaking, we don't think it is literally a whole new person.

OK, strictly speaking this is a poster not an advert but the lines of difference are blurred.

So this was, strictly speaking, useless magic. It did not improve her life in any material fashion.

I say "They" because strictly speaking, I am not a Hakka guy, though I can speak Hakka well.

Therefore, strictly speaking, it may appear that Design by Contract isn't an appropriate candidate for an AOP approach at all.

While strictly speaking a dialect of Greenlandic, Inuktun is much closer to some of the Canadian Inuit dialects and the phonology is quite distinct from Standard West Greenlandic.

These values are regarded by them as purely subjective again their own value judgment so to speak and not strictly speaking a part of the science of politics.

It is not, strictly speaking, an objective scientific concept, so one has to be very clear about how one is using it.

And in fact, strictly speaking although this is zero order in terms of the chemical constituents, it's not zero order in the photons.

Many people equate focal ratios with image brightness, but strictly speaking this is only true when taking pictures of "extended" objects like the Moon and nebulae.

Although most climate scientists do not like to talk about it, cutting greenhouse-gas emissions is not, strictly speaking, the only way to solve the problem of climate change.

Socrates believed that akrasia was, strictly speaking, impossible, since we could not want what is bad for us; if we act against our own interests, it must be because we don’t know what’s right.

Life is good, life is also, strictly speaking, there is no accurate and standard model, we do not need to overdo a lot of gourd like drawing like the drawing, more need not be like the inflexible.

While Big Ben is used as a nickname for the clock, strictly speaking, it is the main bell inside the clock, and it also often refers to Elizabeth Tower, at the north end of the Houses of Parliament.

In fact, the Danish captain explains that, strictly speaking, the boat is designed to be run by just 13 people; but he likes to have some more on board, for maintenance and repairs... Sensible chap.