Sentence examples for cold and rigid from inspiring English sources

Being called warm and comfortable doesn't remove the gut feeling that you are cold and rigid.

His poise in the Sonata No. 16 in G (Op. 31, No. 1) was also commendable, although he sometimes sounded cold and rigid in this lighthearted sonata.

The elegance and richness of the Jahāngīr period style continued during the reign of Shah Jahān (1628 58) but with an increasing tendency to become cold and rigid.

For Callisto, the outer conductive layer corresponds to the cold and rigid lithosphere with a thickness of about 100 km.

"The idea of creating organic life on a rigid, cold and square machine really appeals to me," he explains, "so having the freedom to create any form, shape, surface and material you can imagine, and then running them through a 'correct' physical force system can yield some really interesting results".

Alden and Taylor (2011) found that classical cognitive-behavioral interventions can be enhanced by attempts to directly manipulate the interpersonal patterns of clients from rigid, cold, and submissive behaviors to an ability to flexibly adapt to changing situational demands (Kashdan & Rottenberg, 2010).

The crust and the cold, rigid, top of the upper mantle are collectively known as the lithosphere, and it is of the lithosphere that the tectonic plates are composed.

"When politicians use them," Pennebaker writes, "we-words sound cold, rigid and emotionally distant".

Girardi must be rigid and humorless, cold and disciplined, a taskmaster in pinstripes.

Robespierre was morally rigid, physically weak, emotionally cold, and almost celibate.

Is it a surprise that we might call both of these formidable women cold, sterile, rigid, angry, mean — even bullies?