Sentence examples for it is rigorously from inspiring English sources

Whaley's play is at its best when it is rigorously specific: the youngest prisoner, an ex-guerrilla fighter, delivers a haunting speech detailing the petty humiliations and pointless bureaucracy that are a byproduct of the long-cherished freedom.

It is rigorously committed to lack of commitment.

The far right has a superficial appeal until and unless it is rigorously exposed.

Minimum requirement "It is imperative for the credibility of the national minimum wage that it is rigorously enforced," the 2011 report of the Low Pay Commission rightly stressed.

It is rigorously researched, giving an insight into the inner workings of Cameron's No 10 and the coalition that we have not seen before.

Directed by Sarah East Johnson, this troupe -- Ms. Johnson, five other women and 10-year-old twin sisters -- will offer the world premiere of "Glimmer," a work intended to be as intriguingly metaphysical as it is rigorously physical.

Yes, micro is a lot more rigorous — but if it's rigorously wrong, who cares?

DEFINE this music: it keens and peeps and trills and flirts with words and meanings and fragments of sound; it's rigorously organized; it's expressionistic; it makes Asian sounds on Western instruments.

The ministry is on a tightrope, really – if it was rigorously moderating the 17,000 comments posted since the site went live last weekend, people might reasonably ask how much was being spent on moderators.

Dr. Gerald D. Fischbach, who was director of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, which sponsored the study, said that while the operation had been promoted by some neurosurgeons as miraculous, this was the first time it was rigorously evaluated.

And the truth is that Paul's vision reveals — with candor and specificity — what the G.O.P.'s rhetorical hostility to government would mean if it were rigorously put into practice.