Sentence examples for may be rigid from inspiring English sources

The structure of a resume may be rigid – Experience, Education, Skills and Other Information -- but at least that rigidity allows you to organize what might otherwise be an overwhelming amount of information.

People's political opinions may be rigid; they are not necessarily rigorous.

The person may be rigid, blue, and curled up in a fetal position.

Its exchange rate may be rigid, but its other prices and wages are remarkably flexible.

The ideology may be rigid, but it offers the promise of respect, a powerful draw for lower-class young men.

Its theological beliefs may be rigid but its military strategy is fluid and changes rapidly to meet external challenges.

It may well be rigid and bureaucratic perhaps, but expensive it is not.

In some molecules the structure may not be rigid; for example, in ethane (H3CCH3) there is virtually free rotation about the carbon-carbon single bond.

Theresa May may be wooden, rigid and out of her depth, but compared to Trump she looks like Mother Teresa.

But Leftow asserts that they are also definite descriptions "which may be temporally rigid or non-rigid" (Leftow 2012b, 334 5).

Moreover America, in particular, may be less rigid in some of its demands.