Sentence examples for rigid man from inspiring English sources

His vision of a humane religion is one that's achieved through the trials of a fierce, hardened, rigid man who has to wrestle with the vengeful and unyielding God within himself.

"He was a very rigid man with very rigid ideas.

The idea is to transform the prevailing culture and images of the dominating and rigid man to ones where the man can still be a man in different ways, more connected to their humanity and their environment.

In the catalogue accompanying her Four Dimensions exhibition, Han said: "Postmodernism accepts the facts that art does not follow any rigid man-made rules.

Presumably higher powers had intervened, or perhaps Justice Hughes himself — a rigid, unsmiling man whom Theodore Roosevelt had nicknamed "the bearded iceberg" — had pulled strings.

More than anything, he has shown he can move away from the "dark age" tactics and his reputation as a rigid 4-4-2 man.

Stephen Dillane has always been wonderful at showing us the core of this rigid, complex man and the scene with Shireen in which he explained why she developed greyscale and how he saved her life was a masterpiece of carefully suppressed emotion that left viewers in no doubt of the depth of his feelings for his sweet-natured daughter.

But as more puzzle pieces fall into place and we learn more about him, he's not just a rigid, gruff man.

Setting out with a rigid five-man defence was an indication that they were here to contain their opponents for as long as possible.

It is no coincidence that Cole's best football has often been played in other environments: he was brilliant against Barcelona in the 4-2 Champions League win at Stamford Bridge; and at times he provided rare sweetness of movement and execution on the left of Sven-Goran Eriksson's rigid four-man England midfield.

Caste-based boundaries were less rigid amongst men.