Sentence examples for is somewhat rigid from inspiring English sources
Adherence to rules and conventions is somewhat rigid, however, and a rule's appropriateness or fairness is seldom questioned.
The style is somewhat rigid and is reminiscent of formal olmec sculpture, and various costume elements resemble those found on Olmec sculptures from the Gulf Coast of Mexico.
Keep this play relaxed and child-directed, and let your child play as he or she wants to play – even if this play is somewhat rigid or repetitive.
Condo rules can be somewhat rigid, but for older adults the trade-off in freedom from maintenance, more house for the money in eastern Connecticut and neighbors close at hand when they may be needed are powerful attractions.
The other four feet were somewhat rigid and the leg muscles were very atrophic.
Before you start to change, pinpoint the areas of your life that are somewhat rigid and could use some loosening up.
The idea that Mr. Richter's earlier, squeegeed abstraction has given rise to rigid geometry is somewhat interesting, as is the shift from digital to analog and back to digital.
Famously and infamously candid, Carter is just as hard on himself, writing in an afterword that he could have been "somewhat less rigid" and "autocratic," that he was not "a natural politician" and that he's sorry he alienated Jews and the press.
Sphingolipids, however, are somewhat less rigid than LPS, which may be why it was replaced.
(This is somewhat surprising).
