Sentence examples for it so rigid from inspiring English sources

"I asked him how he got it so rigid and he told me, 'egg whites and Knox gelatin.' Later that day he was kicked out of school for it".

"Well, the presumption of innocence, you know how it is — sometimes it becomes so rigid," Mr. Astakhov said.

However, it is so rigid that it is difficult to shatter.

It's so rigid and formulaic I can break it all down into 10-minute segment".

Martz's system may have been complex, but because it was so rigid and rule-oriented, Cutler didn't always have to be much of a decision maker.

Agassi, an eight-time Grand Slam singles champion, once used Kevlar, which is supposed to create a truer ball strike because it is so rigid.

The pronoun exclusion was without exception -- 'man and his images,'thehe artist and his tools' -- to the point where a review of Grandma Moses said, 'Rarely does an artist in his lifetime receive the acceptance of Mary Robertson Moses.' It was so rigid: to include the feminine pronoun was to ruin the structure of English.

It has a more taut suspension than that of the Audi TT, but it isn't so rigid that it hurts to drive every day.

At some point I began to move away from formal sentence structure because it's just so rigid.

The Cameron government would have been a lot more effective in its own terms if it had not been so rigid about civil service pay, as Cabinet Office ministers privately acknowledge.

I remember, when I was a kid, watching my mother jam herself into her girdle — a piece of equipment so rigid it could stand up on its own — and I remember her coming home from fancy parties and racing upstairs to extricate herself from its cruel iron grip.