Sentence examples for less rigidly from inspiring English sources
(Before then, the lines between sexuality were less rigidly drawn).
In less rigidly ideological times, many Democrats supported variations of this basic approach.
Two years ago Thailand was slapped down for suggesting that this principle be applied less rigidly.
Like Wozzeck, but less rigidly so, Lulu is made up of a sequence of musical forms.
Today, isolation of persons is practiced much less rigidly or extensively than formerly in the control of communicable disease.
This was possible partly because American officials are interpreting travel restrictions less rigidly under President Obama than they did under George W. Bush.
Since his death, in 1989, Salzburg's atmosphere has become less stifling and rigidly traditionalist.
But when the time of day mattered a little less, those that rigidly followed the natural day became extinct.
A looming fear is that the last remaining institution with any power to oppose him, the judiciary, will soon fall to his Islamic supporters, who are unlikely to be less ideological than their rigidly secular predecessors.
Transactional commissioning / contracting is much less fluid, sticking more rigidly to specified timescales and targets (e.g. KPIs) and having the ability to penalise poor performance and ultimately terminate contracts.
Ernst looked presidential in the same sense that the robots in Disneyworld's Hall of Presidents look presidential: rigidly more or less human-shaped and smiling from somewhere deep in the uncanny valley.
