Sentence examples for rigid things from inspiring English sources

Generally one thinks of robots as powerful, rigid things packed with motors and actuators.

Universities could do something to help people understand that masculinity isn't a rigid thing.

To Katharine White in 1957: "You have made of the New Yorker editorial judgment a rigid thing and you have developed a certain sense of false infallibility".

He said inflation targeting was "not a rigid thing that demands kneejerk reactions", it was a system with sufficient flexibility to deliver what was required.

It seems the only rigid thing about the reincarnated Police is their set list, which hasn't changed substantially from one city to the next.

If you're anything like me, you listened to psychologists when they talked about a rigid, unchanging thing called personality.

He liked things rigid and predictable.

"But if you're going to be German, you have to be real rigid about certain things," Mr. Argento, 57, said.

"Camp Lazlo" is a show on Cartoon Network about a smart monkey who goes to a very oppressive summer camp and generally upsets the rigid order of things.

After Brigham's facilities in Pennsylvania were closed, a new state law imposed rigid specifications on things like air-conditioning systems and floors, forcing clinics across the state to undertake expensive, time-consuming renovations.

"A stereotype of manualized treatment is: you go buy a book and it's a rigid, lock step thing," he said.