Sentence examples for own rigidity from inspiring English sources

"He wants to be located in the maze of his own rigidity and offered something," Cusk writes of the dynamic between the Bradshaw grandparents.

Learn to embrace the new and welcome change; otherwise you'll grow old through your own rigidity.

He'll emphatically motion toward those who constrained him, rather than admitting to or acknowledging his own rigidity.

When you find yourself starting to lose it, or you're butting up against your own rigidity or circular thinking, take a quick break.

Fibroblasts cultured on substrates of variable stiffness, mimicking soft tissue environments, automatically increase their own rigidity to match substrate stiffnesses ranging from 500 to 40,000 Pa [ 472].

Part-time work imposes its own rigidities.

Japan is certainly as shackled by its own rigidities as any other country.

The U.S. might be ready to seek a compromise with the regime, but the regime is still doing what it does best: by its own brutal rigidity, forcing the opposition into a rigid and, perhaps, a self-defeating response.

That dream, of course, collapsed decades ago, a victim of corrupting political and economic forces, mediocre talents and its own ideological rigidity.

In the words of an (anonymous) Army officer who served in that war, "Our military institution seems to be prevented by its own doctrinal rigidity from understanding the nature of this war and from making the necessary modifications to apply its power more intelligently, more economically and, above all, more relevantly".

A dauntless champion of legitimism and a virtual hegemony of eastern and central Europe following the revolutions of 1848 49, Nicholas in part because of his own miscalculations, rigidity, and bluntness found himself alone fighting the Crescent (the Ottoman Empire), supported by such countries of the Cross as France, Great Britain, and Sardinia.