Sentence examples for rigid set of ideas from inspiring English sources

Drake's Hotline Bling video had him looking like everything from a grandfather that stubbed his toe to a tennis player, a jedi and a Pokemon trainer – anything but what rappers generally look like, with a very rigid set of ideas about blackness and masculinity.

Contrary to the claims of my right wing brothers and sisters, the Harry Potter Alliance is not operating from a rigid set of partisan political ideas.

There was something terrible in his deliberateness, his silence, the rigid set of his neck.

The advantage of this team member is it obeys a rigid set of instructions and behaves consistently.

"The House bill says everybody needs to be in a very rigid set of activities," Ms. Parrott said.

The bigger problem was the rigid set of protocols — especially all that staccato tension — that governed the set.

"But if you're the type of person who can only judge something on a pre-existing rigid set of criteria, you've got a big problem anyway.

Tragedy, Eagleton concludes, is exemplary of Wittgenstein's "family resemblances", in which features overlap rather than fit a rigid set of criteria.

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.