Sentence examples for ever rigid from inspiring English sources
Constantly spread fingers are bad, though, as are ever rigid "karate chop" hands.
The mainstream media are more filled than ever with rigid fashion and beauty ideals.
Kosovo has become the most divided society in Europe, with ever more rigid lines separating communities.
To build more flexibility into the system is undoubtedly good because each year it becomes ever more rigid.
These worldviews, which include identity narratives of righteousness, become ever more rigid under these circumstances, leading to growing distrust, hatred and negative prejudice against out-groups.
Americans yearn for a humane alternative to ever more rigid corporate and bureaucratic hierarchies that pacify citizens with addictive consumption, numbing popular culture, pervasive inequities, and purposeless status seeking.
With the wide availability of smartphones and other mobile computers, it's easier than ever to set a rigid schedule for yourself.
His party has spent 30 years locking itself into an ever-more-rigid ideological commitment to shrinking the size of government.
If Rhodes did not have one of those traits, if he were ever impatient or rigid, he would not have survived eight superb seasons as an American dominating baseball in Japan.
Hindenburg, German dirigible, the largest rigid airship ever constructed.
How is it ever possible to apply rigid statistical models to the fuzzy terrain of human well-being?
