Sentence examples for rigid when it comes to from inspiring English sources

Gene Pressman, the co-president of Barney's, which is now the only outlet in New York for Alaia's clothes, says, "We're usually very rigid when it comes to deliveries.

That could be the choice against Ecuador, but this is a coach who is far from rigid when it comes to sending out his teams, as he said recently.

But through the yuks, the mayor may have put his finger on the suspicions many New Yorkers have as to why he is so rigid when it comes to supplying information or allowing people to hold rallies where views different from his own are expressed.

The problem is, the laws in this country are uncompromisingly rigid when it comes to situations like hers.

Abjani challenges the idea that Muslim parents are more rigid when it comes to sexual orientation, or more likely to disown their children: "I have come out to my parents over the course of ten years.

For all the flexibility its fabric design presented, I found that it was a bit too rigid when it came to either side allowing light leakage from light sources directly behind you.

As the following list makes clear, there are no rigid guidelines when it comes to judging who might be the best coach ever.

"Jalili is immensely popular among some extremist young and religious types who support his rigid world view when it comes to Iran's nuclear programme," said Arash Ghafouri, a campaign strategist.

"Hell Girl," a Japanese cartoon that begins its American run on IFC on Tuesday, could challenge "Law & Order" when it comes to rigid adherence to formula.

But when it comes to making more rigid structures such as airplane parts, carbon fiber has a weakness.

The celebration of beauty is seen as bourgeois, safe or – when it comes to human society – oppressive, in its association with rigid norms few of us can live up to.