Citizens were autonomous individuals not creatures owned and controlled by rigid traditions".
Citizens were autonomous individuals with not creatures owned and controlled by rigid traditions.
Suddenly, it must find ways to relax its rigid traditions in order to make the economy grow.
But the Bolshoi has its sometimes rigid traditions, and it is in somewhat of a limbo because of the reconstruction of its Moscow theater.
Unlike the more celebrated Atlantic salmon, whose scarcity and moodiness in taking a fly has resulted in elegant but rigid traditions, fishing for silvers here along Prince William Sound has a far more relaxed feel.
Much of Hollywood's entertainment industry is intrigued to learn what a former news executive will do in the environment of prime time, which is still bound by many rigid traditions.
David Combe, an ex-diplomat and now export director of Southcorp, which sells a third of Australia's wine, says that the industries in France, Italy and Spain were "heavily subsidised, lacked economies of scale, developed few real brands and were shackled by rigid traditions (not always observed).
They broke away from the rather rigid traditions of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and the Royal Swedish Academy of Arts, espousing the latest trends that they had learned in Paris.
They broke away from the rigid traditions of the Danish and Swedish art academies, preferring the modern trends they had experienced in Paris.
Together the artists and their advocates have seized hold of the representation of the Outsider Artist to remake its myth into the equivalent of the antihero popularized in the mid-twentieth century by the literary, dramatic and cinematic artists who disdained the rigid traditions, customs and values defining the tastes of the bugeoning mainstream audiences.
