Sentence examples for rigid view from inspiring English sources

"In America we have this rigid view of what a priest is, which is very romantic, but not very realistic".

Here's an even better alternative: The courts could embrace a less rigid view of the First Amendment.

With one great technical leap, the fan is freed from the rigid view of the outside-broadcast director.

Like many doctors, he takes a rigid view - you're either for scientific medicine or against it; but this is not how patients operate.

"Michelin reviewers," he wrote, "are accused of being pretentious and 'out of touch' and of enforcing a rigid view of dining that's biased against certain cuisines".

Belief is often being associated with religion, which beyond us all tending to have quite a rigid view about, we also associate with our lives 'outside' of the workplace and therefore illegitimate for consideration in our day jobs.

Others broke with the Generalissimo's rigid views.

Mr. Hayami's rigid views took shape early in his career.

It is an active process that reshapes our rigid views of the world.

Unlike his predecessor, Mr Gormez is said to espouse rigid views on the headscarf.

Preschoolers may be the self-appointed chiefs of the gender police, eager to enforce and embrace the most rigid views.