After my A-levels I let my grammar-studying rigour and application fall by the wayside, out of laziness.
The players have my admiration, but they will also have my demands and rigour in a short space of time," Bento said.
While he congratulated me on the intellectual rigour of my research and the moral authority of my argument, in his opinion social change had little to do with books, and everything to do with oratory and debate.
I was, however, extremely impressed by the rigour of my fellow judges, who, unlike me, had proper jobs and families to distract them from the mound of books.
As Kent says: "We need process and rigour, but my experience is that instinct is often a key indicator in finding the right person".
This reversion to the "rigour" of my era's way of doing exams owes much to the idea that grasping "subject knowledge" and "content" is what enables people to understand and achieve.
I would add a fourth: scientific rigour, which drives my decision making.
However, at least there will now be an opportunity to face my accusers in an open forum, with some rigour and proper process around that, so that I can clear my name once and for all".
Peter found the ideas of Mies van der Rohe "earthshaking", but the rigour with which the Smithsons adapted to post-war cost, and used materials and fittings "as found" - undressed and undecorated - still jolted the architectural world a little.
"For my part, I've always acted with rigour and transparency, in only one sense: the public interest".
