Both the prosecution and the defense informed the jury that the Satmar Hasidic community, to which Mr. Weberman and the girl belonged, was so rigid that questions from a young girl about something as simple as the proper length of a skirt could lead to mandatory counseling, and even expulsion from school.
But Mikayla increasingly questions rigid theology.
And, with a president who has sometimes openly questioned rigid ideological adherence to free trade, anything is possible, especially in the runup to the 2012 presidential election.
Joe Orton's What the Butler Saw (1968) uses all the stock ingredients of farce to question rigid definitions of sanity and gender.
This view worked well as an answer to the neo-Kantian, for it implied that once one fixed one's coordinating definition as with a conventional choice of a standard measuring rod coordinated with the geometer's concept of a "rigid body"—the question of the curvature of space had an empirically determinate answer.
Accordingly, these trials and their subsequent analyses raised important questions about rigid, algorithm-based, "glucocentric" approaches to therapy.
"When Stone questioned the rigid orthodoxies of modernism, he was branded an apostate".
Baden-Powell was no revolutionary; he did not question the rigid sexual ethos of his time.
As a result, religious Egyptians are starting to question the rigid scholasticism of Islamist debate.
BENJAMIN FILENE'S premise -- that the realities of artistic practice "call into question... rigid definitions of 'pure' folk music" -- is by now so widely accepted that even purists have to live with it.
