Sentence examples for being so rigorous from inspiring English sources

All of which suggests Google was perhaps not being so rigorous in assessing the merits of initial requests, in the interests of quickly cutting through the backlog in order to get on top of the process — but has since, perhaps, tightened up its assessments, now it's not facing such a mountain of requests.

Because it is so rigorous, the I.B. is not for everyone.

It is so utterly farcical — your analysis — precisely because it is so rigorous.

"Eton is so rigorous on its academic courses that they make you focus entirely on that.

It's fortunate, then, that DeLillo's prose is so rigorous and so precise.

Is it cold or hot?' It was so rigorous, so thorough.

Which could be why Trama's course is so rigorous, taking 23 hours over three days.

The culture is so rigorous that there's a word for literally working yourself to death: karoshi.

Then they discover the lure of discipline; classical ballet technique is so rigorous that it obliterates every other thought.

Among those that do, not all civil union laws are so rigorous; some are mere approximations of equality that do not confer full parental rights.

The Hungarian director BELA TARR, a formalist and virtuoso of the long take and slow reveal, is so rigorous that he's given up making movies.