Sentence examples for has been rigid from inspiring English sources
The industry has been rigid, followed generally unspoken but conventional processes and expectations of itself.
As with all major blockbusters, Disney has been rigid in its efforts to avoid spoilers hitting the public domain.
His performance on the stump has been rigid, weak on detail, bleached of good humour and rhetorical aplomb.
The US has been rigid in its demands for stronger intellectual property protection to champion the rights of its global giants such as IT companies and its film and music industries.
Castro's stewardship of the Cuban economy has been rigid and dysfunctional in its opposition to private enterprise, and partially accounts for the island's poverty.
Unfortunately, since the 2009 OAS General Assembly in San Pedro Sula, when Resolution VI of Montevideo 1962 was repealed, thus lifting Cuba's suspension from the regional organization, the Cuban attitude toward the OAS has been rigid, rooted in past conflicts, and lacking creativity.
In the past few days the Saudis have been more flexible, but the Egyptians have been rigid, not letting anything through," the shipping source said.
"They have been rigid ideologues, and I think if you want to govern effectively you have to be willing to find the common ground.
"My view of what needs to be done is to address a combination of three problems that have been rigid impediments to our growth," Padoan told me.
The Nationals have been rigid about Strasburg's workload, holding him to 5 innings or 85 pitches, whichever comes first, for Harrisburg.
