G.K. Chesterton puts it well, "The outer ring of Christianity is a rigid guard of ethical abnegations and professional priests; but inside that inhuman guard you will find the old human life dancing like children, and drinking wine like men; for Christianity is the only frame for pagan freedom...
That belief, however, clashes with a more widespread superstition about free market "chaos," a fear that has kept rigid and jealously guarded regulations on hundreds of thousands of small family businesses in place.
The Silverado, weighing at least 4,000 pounds and specially equipped with a rigid steel grille guard, cratered the left side of the 2,600-pound 2,600-poundushing it down the street and up onto the sidewalk.
Despite Turkish liberals' fight with the rigid, dying old guard, it is the new religious class that seems certain to determine the future of democracy in Turkey, and Mr. Yayla says he wants to be prepared.
While receiving countries often have rigid regulations to guard against and constrain TFWs' transition from temporary status to permanent residence, some also actively choose permanent residents from among TFWs (Howe and Owens 2016).
Eventually, growing frustration with the old guard's rigid ideas and autocratic management style prompted some of the Brotherhood's most capable and dynamic leaders to leave the group and strike out on their own.
Even in an event where tradition is as rigid as a palace guard, men and women play their quarterfinals on separate days, leaving both sexes with opportunities to perform on center court.
The abdomen was diffusely tender, guarded, and rigid.
The abdomen was rigid with generalized involuntary guarding, rebound tenderness and hyperactive bowel sounds.
Jurors were even invited to wear the rigid double lock handcuffs the guards used to experience for themselves how Mubenga would have felt.
