Sentence examples for a bit more rigor from inspiring English sources
But I long for a bit more rigor, a less generic approach.
This sounds like a handy feature, given that it saves you a few taps and ensures that you track your exercises with a bit more rigor than before.
In the words of William Shakespeare, "to thy own self be true" (but the Bard never had to face the horrors of credit-card debt, even though debtors' prisons no doubt helped to inject a bit more rigor into personal financial habits in Elizabethan England).
Drag racing started organizing in 1937 when Wally Parks founded the Road Runners Club, then became a bit more organized in 1947 when Mr. Parks started the Southern California Timing Association to add rigor to the routine.
One appreciates her rigor and understanding of human suffering, her dislike of easy sentiment and her profound intelligence, while also wishing that her frame of reference was a bit more capacious.
Perhaps a bit more surprising?
