Sentence examples for of the rigor from inspiring English sources

"What I worry about is how unidimensional computer science students have become as a result of the rigor of the curriculum," Mr. Sacca said.

"It's work without any of the rigor or structure of anything in either the design or art worlds," said Mr. Beyer, the curator.

MICHAEL GANDOLFI'S music has some of the rigor of the mid-20th-century atonalists, but it also draws on the richness of melody and timbre prized by the neo-Romantics.

"It gives a young person a chance to get a feel of the rigor of the academics and the physical activities," says Col. Carolyn Benyshek, the admissions director for the Air Force Academy.

The result is that the wines of Pazo de Señorans seem to blend the attractive fruit of albariño with a bit of the rigor, the structure, of the wines of eastern Galicia.

Mr. Nelson attended Brown, where he studied classics ("I liked Latin in high school because of the rigor of the language," he said) and kept classics as his major even after an exhilarating season of summer stock made him want to be an actor.

On the other, Modernism, whose ideals he characterized as "the discipline of truthfulness, the rigor of honesty".

Because of the rigors, overland trucking is not for everyone.

Wearying of the rigors of PM's military life Engel resigned his commission last fall.

They depicted pets and loved ones and gave hints of the rigors of school life.

By insulating executives from some of the rigors of competition, though, excess cash actually makes failure more likely.