Sentence examples for oddly rigid from inspiring English sources
Yet there is something oddly rigid about Yallop's approach.
Still, there's something oddly rigid and predetermined about the lives onstage, as if the real problem was that they were limited not by society and culture but by the playwright herself.
This is an oddly rigid reading of historical change (and of literature), coming from someone so untethered in time that she gives Rita Hayworth and Paul Newman as her examples of modern celebrity.
But in the here and now, I can forgive a lot of what The Crew does wrong: the oddly stiff flags scattered around the land they won't ripple in the wind, instead remaining Moon Landing rigid as well as the same three-birds-fleeing-a-verge animations and the trucks manifesting from nowhere right in front of me at an intersection.
Another American, Claes Oldenburg, began by reconstructing common things out of the random pictorial substance of Abstract Expressionism; his later reconstructions of the rigid furniture of life are tailored out of limp plastic sheeting, and the paradox oddly extends one's knowledge of the objective world.
The rigid shape of the vessel with its thick projecting molding below the lip, the curious pattern with roundels oddly placed under the calligraphic frieze and the style of the epigraphy which does not look Mamluk speak in favor of Christie's late dating.
