Sentence examples for quite rigid from inspiring English sources
Thai word order is quite rigid.
Women's roles are still quite rigid.
Until around 1920, beefsteak etiquette was quite rigid.
I suffered the typical effects of going quite rigid.
The Venetians are quite rigid about where they sit - it's a bit like the Ivy.
Many carry substantial leverage and are quite rigid about the flow of money from clients.
Or you might be on the opposite end of the spectrum, with lots of specific and clear boundaries, however, they may be quite fixed or rigid, without much flexibility or potential movement.
Yet the Maastricht criteria are not quite as rigid as many suppose or as the Bundesbank might wish.
The mattress was very comfortable (also 80 inches long), and the legs were subtly springy, so it didn't feel quite as rigid as the others.
The world of online advertising is not quite as rigid as that, but gathering information about users and grouping them into sellable "segments" has become big business.
While the format isn't quite as rigid, nor the particpants quite as attention-craving, there's a similar voyeuristic pleasure to be had in this Austrian-German documentary.
