Sentence examples for not rigidly structured from inspiring English sources

I don't know how internships in other Division are but in the Office of Innovation, things are quite fluid and have many moving parts, so the experience is not rigidly structured, thereby encouraging creativity and initiative from interns.

It was really an interesting opportunity that when you have a film that's not so rigidly structured and conceived, but rather is open to these ideas and opportunities and discoveries, then you get to integrate someone that wasn't even a consideration that then becomes a pivotal, emotional element of the movie.

The oral semi-structured examination was a post-test that was similar to the oral pre-test, but was not as rigidly structured.

In such highly interpretive environments, rigidly structured databases do not always perform well.

I think Operation Iron Triangle shows that military units are not monolithic entities, even if they are very rigidly structured.

His treatment of "Music for Airports" — reimagined as a live work for piano, bass, cello, guitar, clarinet and percussion — imbues it with a flexibility that the original, with its rigidly structured patterns recurring at digitally determined intervals, did not have.

Such organizations were necessarily rigidly structured.

Many gardens have a bit of structure, but to be this rigidly structured is bizarre.

Julianne Moore may be too earnest an actress for rigidly structured commercial comedy.

What is the role of avant-garde design and its practitioners in rigidly structured political systems?

Over the past decade Mr. Shepard has forsaken the experimental forms with which he made his name in favor of more conventional, rigidly structured narratives.