Sentence examples for it's too rigid from inspiring English sources
"Public education these days is regressing because it's too rigid, too formulaic," he said.
As Wiith co-founder Jeff Hodnett explains, "Meetup just isn't right for natural encounters – it's too rigid," he says.
Although there is much to commend in Mr. Kindleberger's system, it is too rigid to account for all crises in all fields.
That will help the IMF dispel concerns that it is too rigid in its ideology.There are also doubts about whether the IMF's instruments are quick and flexible enough for the full range of crises.
Despite all their efforts, the Saudis' approach to Islam appears not to have found widespread acceptance in the United States and in fact seems to have faded in popularity here in recent years, perhaps because it is too rigid for a multiethnic society like America's.
With Michael Haneke I'd say it's the opposite - it's intense energy determined by a decision he made on his own in his little house in Austria.' Unsurprisingly, she describes her training at Paris' elitist National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts as painful - 'Painful in the sense that it was too rigid for me.
Others have argued that the pre-emptive notion of authority is unsatisfactory because it is too rigid (e.g., Perry 1989).
Am I being too rigid about how I use my own time?
Trying to stick to a budget that's too rigid is a recipe for frustration.
"I was afraid it would be too rigid, but, actually, it's not.
