Sentence examples for fine rigor from inspiring English sources

The Times, however, praised her "fine rigor and exactitude".

The Nikisch Beethoven Fifth - one of three Beethoven Fifths in the collection - is a justifiably famous performance, balancing a freedom of pulse with a fine rigor of dramatic exposition.

Grieve can't quite match Davis's fine rigor and exactitude -- he stumbles in some of the long sentences, which come out making no sense (this is never the case in Proust).

This Hungarian-born painter, who lived from 1906 to 1997, came to be thought of as a visual cheap trickster, but the optically tantalizing compositions of stripes, grid patterns and patterns like bar codes on view here have a fine, concentrated rigor.

The finest methodological rigor cannot yield usable results, if they are not applied to the right, clinically relevant question.

The finest methodological rigor cannot yield usable results, if it is not applied to a clinically relevant question.

Given the complexity of this exercise, we have drawn a fine balance between analytical rigor that forms the backbone of control process engineering and the intuition that is necessary to understand social science phenomena.

With a cast of four women, herself included, Achugar explores the fine line between form and excess, rigor and pleasure.

The first cast, in particular, on Saturday night found a fine balance of joyous spontaneity and rigor, with standout performances from Kathleen Breen Combes, Erica Cornejo, Isaac Akiba and John Lam Robert Kretzz was notable in the matinee.

Hallie Voulgaris, a music and math major, brought the rigor of a fierce scholar and fine practitioner to all her work in Music and Theater Arts.

But it's more than just cognition; the automation that Siri Shortcuts provides can also benefit those with limited fine-motor skills, who may struggle with the rigor of multiple taps and swipes.