Sentence examples for a rigour from inspiring English sources

"There is a rigour here," says Gulliver.

And there's a rigour to it.

"There is a rigour to the way he works and yet he relies entirely on instinct.

Yet there was a rigour in that education that I am glad I experienced.

It keeps a rigour to these paintings that might so easily spill over into swoony light and heat.

But there was also a rigour and beauty to his project that only a snob would refuse to call art.

Although most respondents reported a positive experience of collaborative research and aspired to both rigour and relevance in their projects, there were four key pieces of evidence to suggest that there is a rigour-relevance gap in heritage science research.

Although the questionnaire results point to a rigour-relevance gap in heritage science, the results also challenge definitions of rigour-relevance and the validity of boundaries between researchers and users.

Most questionnaire respondents reported a positive experience of collaborative research and aspired to both rigour and relevance in their projects: nevertheless, there were four key pieces of evidence that a rigour-relevance gap exists in heritage science research.

There's a lot of rigour, a lot of focus and coherence," says Mr Schleicher.

At the same time, his compositions have a formal rigour that might have appealed to a serialist such as Boulez.