Sentence examples for a rigid style from inspiring English sources

But some young Chinese see drawbacks in bricks-and-mortar tuition in China because of a rigid style of teaching, the funnelling of students into courses they do not enjoy, the cost and dim job prospects for many graduates.

The two styles cross over on occasion, but in general the Serb bands – dressed in smart, militaristic uniforms and hats – play in a rigid style reminiscent of army parades, while the Romani bands play with a softer, more jazzy feel.

Her rigid style is a tough shell to crack.

The sinuous lines of the fin de siècle textile patterns and Art Nouveau movement have injected a new spirit into the current rigid style of fashion.

Labour activists accuse the company of having a rigid management style and say workers are forced to work excessively long hours.

To many experts, Bayer's recent admission was another example of how a rigid management style contributed to a long line of missed opportunities.

Newly hired Vice President Charles Miner implements a rigid managerial style over the branch that causes Michael to resign in protest.

The Peony Pavilion was written in an era when China was going through a rigid, repressive style of Neo-Confucianism known as daoxue.

Unlike Texaco, which is known for its bureaucratic, rigid style, Chevron bosses have embraced a decentralised approach that gives the managers of its assets plenty of flexibility and clear financial targets.

My son's teacher that year leaned more towards the highly organized, rigid style of teaching, and it was a terrible match for my kiddo who failed miserably at helping her meet her self-defined goal of curing my kid of his "bad habits".

The irony was that, for all of Fulham's showboating, West Brom's more direct, rigid style of play seemed equally capable of troubling the opposition defence.