Sentence examples similar to rigid declarations from inspiring English sources
Just last week, Jimmy Carter left the Southern Baptist Convention, saying he felt excluded by the adoption of "increasingly rigid" policies, including its declaration two years ago that women should be subservient to their husbands.
While such declarations of friendship re-inscribe the rigid and often violently statist narrative of politics, Tambar will examine how their mode of address also enables creative and novel ethical possibilities.
While such declarations of friendship re-inscribe the rigid and often violently statist narrative of politics, I examine how their mode of address also enables creative and novel ethical possibilities.
"These hopes were quickly dashed because despite their attempt to adapt and their declarations of loyalty, the Jews quickly became a target for the rigid nationalism of the young Republic.
Despite those who would suggest otherwise, it was dissent against rigid dogmas, and not religious fervor, that informed every word of our Declaration of Independence.
At First Baptist, Raleigh's oldest and largest church, the declaration was the last straw for a congregation that had wearied of an organization it saw as increasingly rigid and right wing, church members said.
But declarations are cheap.
Retirement scares him rigid.
Hierarchies can be rigid.
