Sentence examples for rigid of from inspiring English sources
The biopic is the most rigid of genres.
IT is the most rigid of cosmic laws: there is no free lunch.
"If we put a gun to her head she would sing all day," suggests the most rigid of them.
Even the most unbending of ethicists, the most rigid of physicians and the most punitive of prosecutors must on some level understand such motives.
America's upper house was pickled in archaic rules, the most rigid of which was the the seniority system - correctly dubbed the 'senility system' - which placed control in the arthritic grip of a gerontocracy.
She's the most rigid of the six main adult characters, who are distributed along the continuum of receptivity to change, and it's notable — and not in a good way — that she is treated as a joke by Kelley and Poul.
There was something terrible in his deliberateness, his silence, the rigid set of his neck.
Religion (that most rigid set of beliefs and practices) can be enslaving.
Dancehall is actually governed by a rigid set of unwritten rules.
Orthodoxy is not an ideology, a philosophy or a legalistic, rigid set of rules.
The pimp/trafficker fills this gap with his rigid set of do's and don'ts.
