Sentence examples for a rigid format from inspiring English sources

It doesn't stick to a rigid format, either: they've made episodes that deal with parallel universes and chaos theory, and a festive puppet special.

The long-running spy series is famous for a rigid format that has often left directors struggling to stamp their mark on the suave secret agent.

"It will not have a rigid format," her producer, Eddie October, has said, calling it part comedy and part talk show.

But LinkedIn has limitations for job seekers, Mr. Neil says, including limited space and a rigid format for listing past jobs.

The book is organized in a series of ­double-paged spreads, each a mini-­chapter on a new theme, presented in a rigid format: text on the left, photograph on the right.

He sees the work in progress from time to time (the individual contributors have five-year contracts) and comments on it, but he has not required the scholars to follow a rigid format.

At best this presents a very rigid format for children to follow.

The modern classical-music performance, as audiences have come to know it and sometimes to love it, adheres to a fairly rigid format.

For one thing, there was a pretty rigid format in the Oct. 12 debate -- religiously adhered to by the moderator -- so that follow-up questions were allowed, but only after one candidate answered a query, the other answered the same question and the first candidate then offered a rebuttal.

A few of the paintings depart from the rather rigid format of the centered icon: in "Rio Grande" (1969), four streamlined orange shapes converge on a cross-shaped delta of watery green.

Seimetz and Kerrigan are skillful and inspired artists, but in "The Girlfriend Experience" the rigid format of serial television dominates their artistry.