Sentence examples for from rigor from inspiring English sources

You might say that they suffered from rigor envy.

So torpid is his life in his final years that it is indistinguishable from rigor mortis.

Inpatient hospice is for the truly terminally ill, those just a stone's throw from rigor mortis.

Thus, Justice Jackson said, "As an institution, the Electoral College suffered atrophy almost indistinguishable from rigor mortis".

This was tested by measuring the apparent rate of Tn dissociation from rigor skeletal myofibrils using labeled Tn exchange.

As Cage moved away from rigor toward strategies of chance, the friendship cooled, ending while Mr. Boulez was writing "Le Marteau".

The Mrs Bradley Mysteries (BBC1, Sunday) offers disturbing proof that not even a platinum-plated cast is safe from rigor-mortis plotting and dialogue which resembles the minutes from a taxidermists' conference.

Movement ranges from large to small, from academic rigor to unacademic (though highly precise) playfulness; the steps' sheer danciness is irresistible.

By the time "The OC" arrived in 2003, it had become clear that not even delinquents could escape from academic rigor anymore.

The study of medieval literature may seem far removed from the rigor of 20th-century science.

To surround Charles with a festive atmosphere and to protect him from the rigor of governing, the court turned to elaborate amusements and extravagant fashions.