Sentence examples for rigid brand from inspiring English sources

But unlike franchisees, the hotels that sign onto the partnerships remain independent and do not have to meet rigid brand standards.

Others complain of the malicious influence of the comparatively conservative, tribal north, pointing to the erasure of gains in women's rights and education made under socialist rule and the rising tide of more rigid brand of Islam.

The ethnic patterns, colors and embellishment of the 1960's and 70's appear to be having a fresh say in the present age of rigid big-brand conformity.

It insists on national unity ("We love the Croats! The Croats love us!") while keeping each group compartmentalized within rigid frames and branded with distinctive colors.

Broun's brand of rigid conservatism and occasional over-the-top commentary has reportedly caused problems for Republican leadership as he and other Georgia Republicans -- such as Rep. Phil Gingrey -- jockey for early position in the state's GOP Senate primary.

This comes, some thought, not only from the rigid adherence to the brand on the part of our political parties, but also from the apparent desire of each party to have its way of doing things prevail in statehouses across the country as well as in Congress.

"When Stone questioned the rigid orthodoxies of modernism, he was branded an apostate".

Brands and agencies with rigid ideas about how it's supposed to work are destined to fail.

Make yourself rigid and motionless.

They make reality too rigid.

Whereas Maistre's rigid, hierarchical conservatism has died out, Burke's more flexible brand is stronger than ever, permeating all political parties of the West that stress gradual, as opposed to radical or revolutionary, change.