Sentence examples similar to less rigid than typical from inspiring English sources

Typically, they are free-flowing styles with multiple roof and wall lines, and much less rigid than the typical rectangular colonial, he said.

Also new is a timing system that will be less rigid than in previous debates.

Spindler believes that the late-Ming response was less rigid than that.

Fortunately, the categories are more elastic than not, and the arrangement is less rigid than it sounds.

But many of the rules governing such hear-ings are less rigid than those a court would follow.

But in the 1930s and 1940s, the boundaries between art and design were much less rigid than they are now.

Saunders runs more flowing offensive sets, and his philosophy is less rigid than Brown's, encouraging the hot hand.

Moreover, party discipline in the Senate is less rigid than in the House and in many state capitals.

It is noteworthy that agglomerated cork is less rigid than natural cork.

Since the methodology allows limited human intervention, it is slightly less rigid than an algorithm.

It is upbeat about the "British model" – more regulated than the US, less rigid than France – and flinches from aggressive interventions.