Sentence examples for far too rigid from inspiring English sources
And so the list goes on.Predictably, this has made fiscal policy far too rigid.
Oliver's distinction proves far too rigid and binary, even for him.
"The existing three-part system is far too rigid to allow alternative pathways into the profession," says the group chair Alex Wright, who is optimistic that "there's a growing realisation that maintaining the status quo is no longer an option".
Laboratory tests have shown that the human eyeball is far too rigid to spontaneously change shape to a degree which would be necessary to accomplish what Bates described.
So it came as no surprise then to learn that he studied biology, before leaving and going on to pursue media design after finding the whole science thing far too rigid.
We adults call it lying, but that's far too blunt for most teenagers, who regard such rigid policing of the boundary between truth and lie as terribly old school.
Some cultural norms around food are simply too rigid, and head-on insects would be regarded as a meal too far.
Labor practices are too rigid.
They make reality too rigid.
