During these discussions, there will often be a handful of participants who come off, at first, as rigidly partisan, voicing talk-radio-like rhetoric.
I'd look at the way toys are shelved in stores, and be amazed at how rigidly we prescribe these preferences for children: dolls for girls and trucks for boys.
The vignette earns laughs as physical comedy and as a swipe at a rigidly hierarchical society.
Little details – the near-identical clothes of the women shopping, the Big Brother-style tannoy voice telling customers what to buy – hint at how rigidly behaviour is controlled.
Little details - the Christmas hats that all the staff wear, the near identical clothes of the women shopping, the big brother-style tannoy voice telling customers what to buy - hint at how rigidly behaviour is controlled.
The ovum is at first rigidly held, but in fertilised eggs the innermost layer liquefies and allows the embryo to move freely.
With the flags atop the upper deck at Citi Field pointing rigidly back at him, Jason Bay hit a ball into the teeth of an fierce wind.
When not speaking, the vice president stood stiffly at attention, feet together, hands rigidly at his sides, to remind us visually of his service in Vietnam.
In the three-parameter logistic model (3PLM), by relaxing the 2PLM requirements of the model to allow for a nonzero lower asymptote, the lower horizontal asymptote is set at A0 (the initial plant area), and the inflection point (the time at which AGR is maximized) falls rigidly at the time when the plant area is half of the upper horizontal asymptotes.
Memorise them so you can make steady eye contact instead of staring rigidly at your notebook.
Konaté and a couple of other Army officers stood with their backs against the wall, rigidly at attention.
