Sentence examples for rigid read from inspiring English sources
Having engineered a slump to satisfy its rigid (read: unnecessary) obsession with low inflation, they argue, the RBI can at last slash rates to kick-start growth.Will the RBI oblige?
This rigid reading of the Clause makes scant sense and is stunningly retrogressive.
This is an oddly rigid reading of historical change (and of literature), coming from someone so untethered in time that she gives Rita Hayworth and Paul Newman as her examples of modern celebrity.
In his most publicized ruling as a justice on the Texas Supreme Court, Mr. Gonzales charged that some conservative colleagues were engaging in "judicial activism" when they wanted to enforce a more rigid reading of a statute requiring minor girls to inform their parents before receiving an abortion.
"It wasn't that rigid, 'Here, read these three chapters, we'll be tested on this,' " said Deborah Roe, whose son Kyle was a freshman.
Something about their scaled-down life and rigid routine reads like a suicide pact.
However, she has fond memories of being ill in bed for weeks at the age of six and her father, bored rigid at reading Enid Blyton's entire Faraway Tree oeuvre to her, retrieving an unread copy of David Copperfield from the bureau and reading the whole thing to her.
On Monday ― three days after the events in Charlottesville began and two days after a car driven by a white supremacist plowed into a group of counterprotesters and killed a woman ― Trump finally condemned hate groups in a press conference where he appeared rigid, carefully reading his statement from a teleprompter.
In her rigid condescension, we read not only her sense of entitlement, but her knowledge of Albrecht's habitual philandering.
The main thing now is to avoid all rigid thinking about reading problems.
That constant drive for data is all too typical in the age of No Child Left Behind, helping to replace a freely discovered love of language and story with a more rigid way of reading.
