Sentence examples for cold rigid from inspiring English sources
It's the cold, rigid, mechanical application of rules.
I am not upset, though, because I embrace the cold, rigid truth of numbers.
"When politicians use them," Pennebaker writes, "we-words sound cold, rigid and emotionally distant".
The meat of the music, when it's droning steadily in front of you, is grandiose, cold, rigid.
A cold rigid lid, which is often defined by an isotherm, is naturally developed in the top part of the cell sloping downward to the downwelling end.
Due to the high sensitivity of viscosity to temperature, the lithosphere acts as the cold rigid thermal boundary layer that has a very high strength.
Is it a surprise that we might call both of these formidable women cold, sterile, rigid, angry, mean — even bullies?
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.
Dare I say it's also somewhat cold, making plastically rigid what should be amorphously strange?
