How To Use Stringently In A Sentence
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He is determined to see the Act enforced more stringently.
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stringently controlled
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And the dolmas, in which astringently green-tasting grape leaves clasp tartly seasoned rice, are so good I could happily eat a dozen of them.
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And so Max flagellated us with the purist's cudgel, but just as often, I suspect, he wielded it stringently at himself.
DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
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And so Max flagellated us with the purist's cudgel, but just as often, I suspect, he wielded it stringently at himself.
DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
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The failure of even the most stringently iconoclastic monotheists is that while they reject the animal heads, the horns and the hooves of theriomorphic deities they nevertheless maintain the absurd anthropomorphism of not just humanity but masculinity.
Archive 2007-04-01
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And so Max flagellated us with the purist's cudgel, but just as often, I suspect, he wielded it stringently at himself.
DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
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Kenneth's standards were stringently applied - even his own letters were full of revisions, usually deletions, made by hand.
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But they do show that from a standpoint of mental and productive physical efficiency "the widespread consumption of caffeinic beverages, even under circumstances in which and by individuals for whom the use of other drugs is stringently prohibited or decried, is justified.
All About Coffee
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Don't be tempted to have a quick one before you set off; all climbers are stringently breathalysed!
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the laws are stringently enforced
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Establish a good operation procedure and execute stringently.
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This is sophistry, mostly: a voluntary code hardly promises certifiable quality; and the FDA takes its guidelines for water from the EPA and enforces them less stringently.
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In any case the New Act should, if stringently administered, speedily put a stop to the too common and quite intolerable nuisance of young men and boys sprawling about the pavement, or in corners of the wharves by the waterside, and play ing at "pitch-and-toss, &" "shove-halfpenny, &" "Tommy Dodd, &" "coddams, &" and other games of chance.
The Gaming Table: Its Votaries and Victims, In All Times and Countries, especially in England and in France
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The doctrines which in that day had been gaining ground in New England, with regard to the utter inutility and unacceptableness of any prayers or religious doings of the unregenerate, had borne their legitimate fruits in causing parents to become less and less particular in cultivating early habits of devotion in children; and so, when I had a room to myself, my mother had ceased to take any oversight of my religious exercises; and as I had overheard my Aunt Lois maintaining very stringently that there was no use in it so long as my heart was not changed, I very soon dropped the form.
Oldtown Folks
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'British hauliers stringently enforce the restrictions on driving hours because penalties are harsh.
Times, Sunday Times
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While some consumers remain stringently brand loyal, private label products account for 50 percent of retail butter sales.
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The fact is that, at least in the UK, the GM crops are tested for toxicity and other allergenic effects more stringently than almost anywhere else.
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Both companies stringently deny the allegation and claim they were set up by an aggrieved third party.
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And so Max flagellated us with the purist's cudgel, but just as often, I suspect, he wielded it stringently at himself.
DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
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Don't be tempted to have a quick one before you set off; all climbers are stringently breathalysed!
