Sentence examples for but rigorously from inspiring English sources

After that, he was basically self-taught, but rigorously so.

"Dictionary definitions are written with a lot of things in mind, but rigorously circumscribing the exact meanings and connotations of terms is not usually one of them".

Yet new brands like Greubel Forsey have since found ways to thrive in an industry revival based on a quixotic — but rigorously scientific — quest for mechanical perfection.

Today the fluid but rigorously plain maxis reflect a subtly shifting cultural climate born in the wake of the Dow's collapse.

And what is a million [dinars] going to do anyway?" Musawi gently but rigorously questioned Noor about her family and friends to determine if she had a support network nearby.

A similar extremal principle in mechanics, the principle of least action, was proposed by the French mathematician and astronomer Pierre-Louis Moreau de Maupertuis but rigorously stated only much later, especially by the Irish mathematician and scientist William Rowan Hamilton in 1835.

But she rigorously observed the proprieties.

But how rigorously is this applied?

Listen to advice but challenge rigorously.

But they rigorously maintained a distinctive, elegant austerity.

But the rigorously ­choreographed theatrics of the government can hardly be ­regarded as a ­triumph for the regime.