Sentence examples for rigid though from inspiring English sources

It was not the Red Brigades; it may have been the less rigid though equally violent Prima Linea.

No one in New York, thankfully, is nearly that rigid, though more than a few restaurateurs bristled when I asked if they've noticed an increase in cocktail drinking through dinner.

Art lessons at my school meant clowning around for an hour and a half each week in the way that physics or chemistry meant being bored rigid (though science was enlivened by the unrealized hope of explosions).

Based on the peak assignment suggested before, it appears that at 258 K 75% of MO is rigid, though still more mobile than OA (both T21 and T22 have larger values than for OA).

When I asked Richard what he thought of the main floor, his face and lips grew rigid, as though something unpleasant-tasting were being offered to him.

With the First Five-Year Plan (1928 32) the status of civil servants was improved, and their conditions of service were made less rigid, even though the party never relaxed its tight system of control over all branches of the state apparatus.

"Neither are we enamoured of Isabella's rigid chastity, though she could not act otherwise than she did".

"Psssst!" he said, the sound cutting sharp into the drone of the minister's voice; "pssssst!" The sheriff looked at him; he quit jerking his neck and stood rigid, as though he had an egg balanced on his head.

In case of length-rigid superfamilies, though the number of members in each superfamily had risen in the newer dataset, the average domain size consistently remained the same [except for 47576] [Figure  8A, B].

McWages are roughly comparable across the rich world (see chart, left panel), though rigid minimum-wage laws in western Europe make it a bit of an outlier.

Pictorial evidence suggests that the early fans were all of rigid type and, though shapes varied considerably, were derived from the leaf form.