The phrase "a rigorous man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who is strict, thorough, and demanding in his approach to tasks or principles.
Example: "As a professor, he is known as a rigorous man, always expecting the highest standards from his students."
Alternatives: "a strict individual" or "a meticulous person."
A legally rigorous man still couldn't turn to his boyfriend and ask: "Will you marry me?" It would have to be: "Will you same-sex marry me?" In that way, the NSW bill might offer same-sex marriage, but it's not offering marriage equality.
[Their training] abandons purely recreational activities in favor of military drill and calisthenics, emphasizes body building and toughening achieved through hiking, conditioning exercises, and a going-over on the rigorous, man-sized obstacle course.
Undaunted, the two men endure a rigorous training period, where they go from being enemies to best friends.
To our knowledge, this approach had not been conducted within a rigorous systematic review of supportive care for men with prostate cancer.
James, as rigorous a man of science as early-20th-century America produced, was an active member of the society.
A rigorous study recently showed that 37 percent of the men in Gauteng Province, which includes Johannesburg, admitted to forcing a woman into sex.
Farida, a singer from Iraq, is a pioneer in maqam, a rigorous classical style that has traditionally been sung by men.
This approach means that Brook the man remains opaque but it does allow for a rigorous focus on the work.
The young men are from the Bajrang Dal, a youth organisation dedicated to advancing a rigorous and revivalist version of Hinduism.
The DHS or AIS HIV testing protocol undergoes a rigorous ethical review process [ 27], providing for informed, anonymous, and voluntary testing of women and men of reproductive age.
