Sentence examples for rigid life from inspiring English sources

The film's story focuses on the Little Girl (Mackenzie Foy) and her striving mother (Rachel McAdams), who has implemented a rigid life plan for the girl to become a "wonderful grown-up".

In 1792 the monks were ejected from La Trappe, and a number of them, led by Dom Augustine de Lestrange, settled at Val-Sainte in Fribourg, Switz., where they adopted an even more rigid life and made several foundations before their expulsion in 1798.

Ask for the grace to bend -- if you stand rigid, life will surely break you.

Granted, not many people would think of that as a job for life, but the film forced me to consider the idea that maybe I shouldn't feel ashamed of the urge to get out and find a less rigid life. .

As time goes on, however, if the writing isn't very strong, the dynamic of the chaos-loving Chloe getting the uptight June to back off from her rigid "life plan" could start to get old.

I grew up in a world constrained by rigid certainties; life would follow a predetermined path and the route was largely determined by others.

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The overall objective of this study was to provide guidance for the design of semi-rigid long-life pavements.

Findings from linear elastic analysis of alternative sections and observations on potential distress mechanisms led to establishment of guidelines for a more efficient design of semi-rigid long-life pavements.

"The Congress" sets up a rigid boundary between life and art, and sees art as suspect.

In an era of less rigid career and life expectations, the speeches are peppered with exhortations to take risks.